Topic - PG&E

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General news, Cleantech

PG&E Installs its 2.3 Millionth Smart Meter

The utility says it's on track to have a smart meter at the home or office of all its customers by 2011.
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General news, Cleantech

Solar From Space

Solaren may be channeling electricity from an unexpected locale: space. Just don’t expect it anytime soon.
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General news, Cleantech, Finance

PG&E Invests in Solar

California utility PG&E plans 500 megawatts of solar power by 2015.
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General news, Cleantech

PG&E to Launch Solar Initiative

Move highlights growing trend of electric utilities building, owning and operating their own renewable power generation plants.
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General news, Cleantech

First Solar Completes Thin-Film Photovoltaic Plant

Highlights growth of thin-film technology relative to conventional, silicon-based solar panels.
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Computers, Communications, Cleantech, Finance

eMeter Juices Up $12 Million

Maker of metering software snags funding led by Siemens.
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General news, Cleantech

PG&E Rides Wave Energy Deal

Finavera is set to become the first company in the United States to commercially supply electricity generated from ocean waves.
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Cleantech

Solar Startup Ausra Inks $1B Deal With PG&E

Pacific Gas and Electric announces a 177-megawatt solar thermal power purchasing agreement with Palo Alto, California-based Ausra in a deal that could generate over $1 billion in revenue for the startup.
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Cleantech

Tesla Plugs In to PG&E Research

Tesla Motors and PG&E team up to research vehicle-to-grid technology. The project focuses on controlling when the cars would suck power from the grid.
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Cleantech

Khosla: Cost is Bottom Line for Energy

Vinod Khosla says clean energy must compete on price; Hermann Scheer says government should tilt the balance.
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Cleantech

Flywheels Spin Clean Energy

A retro technology is getting renewed interest as high-tech power storage.
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Cleantech, Finance

CalCEF to Fund New Center

The clean-energy fund will award $1 million to establish a new center for energy efficiency.