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The Smart Grid initiative brings together leaders and innovators from a number of established and emerging industries, as well as system integrators and consultants who have been involved in some of the early Smart Grid projects. Who are they? Scroll down to find out.
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Whether it involves individuals pulling a fast one on their local utility or sophisticated pot growing operations, catching culprits behind an estimated $202.2 billion in energy loss each year is a challenge. Now a Vancouver, B.C. startup is offering its technology that identifies power diversion and equipment failures as a service - with a payment option that may surprise you.
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If you're one of the 25 semi-finalists for the 2013 Smart Grid Companies to Watch competition, we've created a flyer you are welcome to download to promote voting.
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Readers reduced the list of 54 companies nominated for this year's Companies to Watch competition to 25 - but now we need your help again. Click to see which companies survived the first round and vote for one you think belongs in the final 13.
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Which companies have the potential to be this year's smart grid superstars? Today we're featuring the final six reader nominations for our Companies to Watch competition. See who they are and vote to send one of them on to the next round, which begins next week.
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We're on the home stretch now. Today we're introducing the 8th installment of reader-nominated 2013 Smart Grid Companies to Watch. Be sure to vote for one you'd like to see make it to the next round - and check back tomorrow when we'll finish up our nominee introductions.
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We're nearing the end of our reader-nominated Smart Grid Companies to Watch list - but we're not done yet. Click for a look at six more companies in the running and to vote for the one you think most deserves to move into the next round.
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We're making our way through the list of companies SGN readers have nominated as 2013 Companies to Watch. Click to see which six nominees are featured in today's installment - Part 6 - and vote in our daily poll to help decide which companies will make it into the next round as we work our way toward 13 in 2013.
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If you've been following along you know we've been featuring companies nominated by readers for our annual Smart Grid Companies to Watch competition. We're now on our 5th installment; click to see which companies are highlighted today and vote for the one you think should move to the next round.
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The countdown continues. We're now featuring our fourth installment of 2013 Smart Grid Companies to Watch nominees. Click to read about another six companies SGN readers think should be on our radar in 2013 (and why) - and then vote for the one you think should move into the next round.
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This week's list of recent smart grid wins is all over the map. Find out which company won an order for a D-VAR system in China and which one is providing 30,000 smart meters in Denmark. In the U.S., click to see whose OMS they're deploying in Griffin, Georgia and which Golden State startup snagged $125 million in financing wins. And that's just for starters.
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Here we go with our third installment of 2013 Smart Grid Companies to Watch nominees. Click to learn about six more companies nominated by SGN readers as potential 2013 smart grid superstars - and then vote for one of the six you'd like to see move into the next round.
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We're into Day 2 presenting this year's nominations for Smart Grid Companies to Watch, and we've got another interesting group of companies. Click to read the nominations and to vote on the company you think most deserves to make it into the next round.
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We received so many thoughtful nominations for our Smart Grid Companies to Watch competition this year that we decided to switch things up. Instead of SGN editors making the first cut as we've done in the past, we're asking readers to do it. Starting now. Click for details.
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We're playing post-holiday catch up with this week's list of smart grid wins, so we've got two companies that announced two wins since we last updated you. Click for details on our double-dippers, plus wins for Sensus, Alstom, EnerNOC and several others.
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If you know of smart grid companies with potential to be 2013 superstars, the deadline for nominating them for SGN's annual Companies to Watch competition is midnight Pacific time tonight (Monday, Jan. 7). Click inside for details and the email address you'll need to submit nominations.
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