With the advent of low carbon life style, the intelligent grid, or the smart grid, has drawn great attention of people. So what is the smart grid and what revolutionary changes will it bring to our common life? To adapt the international trend of low carbon concept, government of all countries try to establish an Continue reading →
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U.S. utilities, which are responsible for 40 percent of the nation’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, will need to provide cleaner, low-carbon electricity and enable their customers to better manage and reduce their energy use in order to remain competitive, according to a report from Ceres. via U.S. Utilities Need to Deliver Low-Carbon Electricity to Remain Continue reading →
Energy and Climate Change secretary Ed Miliband is visiting Manchester tomorrow to launch new energy-saving electricity meters in the Northern Quarter. The SMARTER project will help businesses and householders to save money and reduce their carbon footprint and will establish the country’s first smart energy business district. The £250,000 scheme is funded jointly by the Continue reading →
SINGAPORE must become a ‘smart energy economy’ in order to work around its energy constraints, said the Economic Strategies Committee report released on Monday. It can set up smart grids to encourage household energy efficiency, support low-carbon transport, and diversify its energy sources by looking into coal and electricity imports and studying the feasibility of Continue reading →
With much of the U.S. still feeling the lingering effects of the recession, Governor Edward G. Rendell said today that Pennsylvania and the entire nation can chart a path to a stronger economy if it commits to a green, sustainable future. Speaking at Aqua America’s 1.1-megawatt Ingram’s Mill Solar Farm—one of the newest and largest Continue reading →
