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• More on Microsoft Products' Contribution to Sustainability

  We’ve touched on a few occasions in this blog about how software can contribute to utilities’ continuing efforts to achieve sustainable and be responsible stewards of the environment. A couple of past blogs come to mind, here and here and here . Also, Read More... Posted Tuesday, September 29, 2009 9:15 AM by MSPowerUtilities | 1 Comments Filed under: sustainability, smart grid

• Hohm Rolls Out to Glowing Media Coverage

  Yesterday was wonderful day and the afterglow continues today. We introduced the utility industry to Microsoft Hohm – our new online application that enables customers to better understand their energy usage, get recommendations and start saving money Read More... Posted Thursday, June 25, 2009 6:55 PM by MSPowerUtilities | 0 Comments Filed under: Edison Electric Institute, EEI, hohm, PowerMeter, sustainability

• Demand Response Programs Work to Lower Energy Use: Ziphany and KCP&L

  It’s clear that in order to meet the combined challenges of finding new sources of clean energy and at the same time planning for increasing demand for electricity that we need an approach that looks at all options for optimizing the energy value chain. Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:38 PM by MSPowerUtilities | 1 Comments Filed under: Ziphany, Ziphany Demand Response Platform, ZDRP, Demand Response, Ziphany.com, KCP&L, sustainability

• Hydrogen Energy: The Lost Option?

  Back in January I gave a keynote address at the Northwest Energy Innovation Summit in Boise, Idaho on the topic of Empowering Excellence in the Smart Energy Ecosystem. Other speakers at this excellent forum included former CIA Director James Woolsey, Read More... Posted Sunday, March 15, 2009 8:32 PM by MSPowerUtilities | 6 Comments Filed under: sustainability, renewable energy, hydrogen energy