[Offtopic] Re: [LINK] Smart Meters yesterday pls!
stephen at melbpc.org.au
stephen at melbpc.org.au
Sun Jul 27 21:30:58 EST 2008
> Electricty Smart Meters .. with an easy power-hog circuit-id readout.
Free power socket double-adapters with red/yellow/green power-use lights?
> Finding and Fixing a Homes Power Hogs
> by MICHAEL FITZGERALD July 27, 2008 www.nytimes.com
>
> Use less power. That may soon be simpler, thanks to the introduction
> of a bevy of inexpensive devices that let homeowners monitor how much
> energy appliances, TVs, PCs, and heating & cooling systems actually use.
>
> Some analysts expect so-called smart metering to boom nationwide.
>
> ZigBee is on the verge of becoming the Wi-Fi of home power management,
> thanks to its inclusion in smart electric meters.
>
> But multiple wireless control technologies may coexist, as Wi-Fi and
> Bluetooth do. For both consumers and utilities, its like going from
> an odometer to a speedometer, says Paul De Martini, vice president of
> Edison SmartConnect, Southern California Edisons next-generation
> metering project. The waste is so big that it makes investing in energy
> management look far more viable for fighting global warming than any
> alternative energy source.
>
> "The demand side is the answer, right now" E-mail: mfitz at nytimes.com.
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> Cheers people
> Stephen Loosley
> Victoria, Australia
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