Five Million Smart Meters Installed Nationwide is Just the Beginning of Smart Grid Progress

If Edison were transported in a time, he would be amazed by progress in lighting and sound recording, such as the LED light or the iPod. On the other hand, he would easily recognize much of the basic technology behind today’s power system.

Five Million Smart Meters Installed Nationwide is Just the Beginning of Smart Grid Progress

If Edison were transported in a time, he would be amazed by progress in lighting and sound recording, such as the LED light or the iPod. On the other hand, he would easily recognize much of the basic technology behind today’s power system.

Making Buildings Better: Indie Energy & the Geothermal Breakthrough

Read about Indie Energy -- one of several clean energy small businesses involved in the "Entrepreneurial Mentor Corps."

Students Learn about Wind Power First-Hand through Wind for Schools Program

Constructive a wind turbine provides hands-on learning for Virginia students.

Not Your Father’s Weatherization: Q&A with Contractor Mike Richart

From improvements in technology to increased consumer demand on quality, Mike Richart has seen vast changes in the energy efficiency industry.

Secretary Chu Presents Smart Grid Vision and Announces $144 Million in Recovery Act Funding to Transition to the Smart Grid

In his keynote speech to the GridWeek 2009 Conference this morning, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu detailed his vision for implementing the smart...

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