IT applied to home energy use just might bring down our emissions, says Pilgrim Beart of AlertMe
Savaged by Parliamentery committees and consumer watchdogs, the people behind the government's smart meter plan need to get work on…
The Public Accounts Committee warns the benefits of smart meters are unproven, ahead of an £11.7bn project
IBM is working with Sunderland City Council on a cloud platform to encourage economic growth
The Environment Agency's ranking of green companies shows IT firms need to clean up their act
Smart meters might cut energy use - but only if users can be persuaded to welcome them and use them…
Big Blue is testing consumer reaction to smart meters to see if they can change energy and water usage habits
Investment in cyber-security to protect smart grids will increase as utilities upgrade control systems
Bristol City Council has won £300,000 of European Union funding for two green tech projects
Campaigners against smart grids say the radio networks they use will cause cancer. Peter Judge thinks they are overstating the…
Rising energy costs and national rollouts are driving the uptake of smart meters into homes and businesses
The data hub will gather information from smart meters across the country and distribute it to energy retailers
Smart meters will not provide the changes needed unless they are part of a smart grid, warns the IET
Personal energy quotas could be a wake-up call... and an opportunity for IT companies to help with a global challenge,…
BT, Arqiva and Detica have formed the SmartReach consortium to speed up rollout of smart meters
Any energy-use reduction associated with smart metering depends heavily on social factors, say Oxford researchers
With increasing pressure to reduce carbon outputs, Tom Jowitt talks to a company that is using technology to help the…
Consumer group Which? warns that the public shouldn’t foot the bill for tech that will save utilities money
Looking for a fantasy page-turner for the beach this summer? Try the government’s Smart Meter prospectus, says Andrew Donoghue
The UK, France and Spain will be the next countries to deploy meters in large numbers, according to analysts
Moving the UK’s target ahead to 2016 could benefit a group of companies, including BT, bidding for the project
Governments across Europe can't afford to waste money on vendor lock-in, the EC believes
EU smart meters project uses Informix, but some critics question if consumers want the technology
The government's ID Card scheme failed because it wasn't thought through, says Andrew Donoghue. Smart meters could go the same…
The government's plan to roll-out smart meters to every home in the UK by 2020 is putting pressure on utilities…
Will smart meters give us control of the energy we use, asks Andrew Donoghue, or just drown us in so…
A pilot programme employing WiMax 4G communications and GE smart meters has been demonstrated in Michigan