Smart Grid Company Silver Spring Makes Its IPO Ambitions Official 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. Mar 1, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion

The Smart Home in 2010 – From PowerPoints to Pilots 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. Feb 9, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   3 Active Comment(s)

It's Final: Readers Pick the Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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. Jan 20, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   1 Active Comment(s)

It’s Time to Vote: Help Pick the 10 Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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. Jan 13, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   34 Active Comment(s)

PART 5 - We Asked … and You Told Us: Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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. Jan 12, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion

PART 4 - We Asked … and You Told Us: Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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. Jan 11, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   3 Active Comment(s)

PART 3 - We Asked … and You Told Us: Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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. Jan 8, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   4 Active Comment(s)

PART 2 - We Asked … and You Told Us: Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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. Jan 7, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   6 Active Comment(s)

Siemens and BPL Global Decide Two Smart Grid Portfolios are Better than One Siemens Energy has expanded its relationship with BPL Global to provide a more comprehensive Smart Grid product portfolio to electric utilities. Jan 6, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion

PART 1 - We Asked … and You Told Us: Smart Grid Companies to Watch in 2010 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). Jan 6, 2010    Read the Full Story   Join the Discussion   13 Active Comment(s)

SMART GRID NEWS TALK BACK BUZZ Meter ownership Typically, in the Northeast US, meters are owned by the service oprovider, not the customer however this may change depending on individual state rules. ... Talk Back right now to Michael Cooper