WIth all the stimulus money going into the smart grid, you’d better hope that it would have an impact not only on energy efficiency but on reducing carbon emissions. And fast. Well, there’s a new report out from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory exploring just what those benefits might be: overall, a 12 percent reduction in carbon emissions in 2030.
via In case you were wondering: New report quantifies smart grid benefits – SmartPlanet.
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