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So what exactly is Intel – one of the latest in the long line of tech giants marching into the Smart Grid space – trying to prove with its home energy management software? Should utilities be suspicious? Jesse Berst asked an Intel insider to explain the company’s motives. Find out what he learned. |
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As we predicted in December, Smart Grid company Silver Spring Networks will make its initial public offering later this year — and has picked Morgan Stanley and Jefferies & Company to underwrite it. |
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Is this the year that Home Area Networking really takes off? Ray Bell, Grid Net founder and CEO (and one of the industry's bona fide big brains, according to Jesse), believes HANs may finally be ready for prime time. But he's got a few caveats; click to see what they are - and if you agree. |
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After a spirited campaign, readers selected the 10 Smart Grid companies they think should be on our radar in 2010. Who made the list? Click to find out. |
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Readers helped nominated the Smart Grid companies we should have on our radar in the year ahead. And now it's your chance to vote on the one company you think has the most potential to be a 2010 Smart Grid superstar. |
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Where is the Smart Grid heading in 2010 – and which Smart Grid companies will lead the charge? We asked our readers to nominate potential 2010 superstars - and you did! This is the fifth and final installment showcasing companies nominated. Be sure to check back tomorrow to vote for your favorite. |
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Where is the Smart Grid heading in 2010 – and which Smart Grid companies will lead the charge? We asked our readers to nominate potential 2010 superstars - and you did! This is the fourth of five installments showcasing companies nominated and includes links to the first three in case you missed them. |
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Where is the Smart Grid heading in 2010 – and which Smart Grid companies will lead the charge? We asked our readers to nominate potential 2010 superstars - and you did! This is the third installment showcasing companies nominated and includes links to the first two installments in case you missed them. |
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Where is the Smart Grid heading in 2010 – and which Smart Grid companies will lead the charge? We asked our readers to nominate potential 2010 superstars - and you did! This is the second installment showcasing companies nominated and includes a link to the first installment in case you missed it. |
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Siemens Energy has expanded its relationship with BPL Global to provide a more comprehensive Smart Grid product portfolio to electric utilities. |
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Where is the Smart Grid heading in 2010 – and which Smart Grid companies will lead the charge? In December we asked readers to nominate companies they think will be the next Smart Grid superstars. Who did they pick? Click inside to find out … and check back because we’ll be posting more each day until we’re through your list (and ours). |
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Silver Spring Networks has closed another $100 million in financing, with some of the nation's most highly respected venture firms signing on. But Jesse Berst suggests there's more to this news than Silver Spring's latest financial good fortune. He says it speaks volumes about one of the single most important market opportunities on earth right now. See what other conclusions Jesse reached after talking privately with Silver Spring executives. |
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What's behind GE's recent equity investment in Tendril? Lux Research analyst Jacob Grose suggests it gives GE a much-needed leg up to compete with the likes of IBM and Cisco Systems. Find out why. |
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Which companies will emerge as next year’s Smart Grid superstars? The SGN 10 in 2010 is your chance to predict who we’ll be writing about next year. Click to learn how you can enter your nomination. |
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The Smart Grid is powered by visionary companies that see the promise of a modern electric grid. Many of them have partnered with Smart Grid News to underwrite the costs of our many free resources. So this Thanksgiving week we’re taking a moment to salute 14 Smart Grid companies we’re thankful for. And to invite you to nominate your own favorites. |
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Hewlett-Packard will buy network equipment manufacturer 3Com for $2.7 billion in a bid to grow its business in China and its network gear operations — and, ultimately, to challenge networking giant Cisco. Looks like a battle brewing for some of the action in the Smart Grid space. |
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The Smart Grid is seeing explosive growth. And Areva T&D is one of the top performers in the Smart Grid space. So why is its Paris-based parent auctioning it off just as the going gets good? Jesse Berst tells you the rest of the story... including the reason General Electric may have trouble winning the auction no matter how much it bids. |
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Go shopping in the smart meter marketplace and you’ll find a lot of metering vendors with similar stories. Will they all survive? Probably not. So how do you tell the flavors of the month from those with long-term staying power? Jesse Berst digs out his crystal ball and offers five meter makers with the vision and grit to go the distance. |
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Smart Grid technologies software leader GridPoint has acquired energy management company ADMMicro, a move that the CEOs of both companies praised as a solid marriage of complementary technologies and visions. |
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EnerNOC has reported its first profitable quarter as a public company and yet another record quarter. That’s good news for EnerNOC, a demand response company, and a hopeful sign for the sector as a whole. |
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Data from the recent Pacific Crest Mosaic Smart Grid Survey of industry leaders shows that Itron leads the meter vendor pack, but Silver Spring Networks has serious momentum. |
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American Electric Power (AEP) selected Silver Spring Networks to provide its IP-based technology for Smart Grid projects at its operating companies, Indiana Michigan Power and AEP Ohio. |
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Smart Grid company BPL Global and science and engineering giant SAIC have partnered to sell their combined expertise to utilities that want to upgrade and improve their networks. As part of the partnership, SAIC has acquired a $10 million minority interest in BPL Global. |
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Companies are falling over themselves to merge, join, partner or otherwise prove they have the right stuff. Jesse Berst shares a few highlights from GridWeek. |
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The results of the first Global Cleantech 100 survey showed 55 U.S. companies in the clean technology sector took top slots in the polling conducted by the UK-based Guardian newspaper and the Cleantech Group. It wasn't a huge surprise that electric car favorite Tesla took first place and that Smart Grid developer Silver Springs Networks and lithium-battery maker A123 found places in the top 10. However, there were some surprises. |
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