Shanghai may require a total investment of 18 billion yuan (US$2.85 billion) by 2015 to increase its capacity of clean energy, mainly wind power, according to the city government. The spending will play a key role in Shanghai’s target of having 1 percent of its primary energy use from non-fossil fuels that are locally developed Continue reading →
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I admit it: whenever my electrical bill comes, I am always baffled as to how my household is capable of using/spending/wasting THAT MUCH energy in just one month– even in the months where there is no air conditioning and there is no need to leave the lights on a lot, lest you never get out Continue reading →
Back in October during our smart grid webinar, we referenced a report on the smart grid from Pike Research that had some pretty massive global figures. Well, this morning Pike has officially launched that report which says the smart grid market will bring in $200 billion in worldwide investment between 2008 and 2015. Out of Continue reading →
