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[News] Energy Industry Tries to Take Advantage of Free Software

  • Subject: [News] Energy Industry Tries to Take Advantage of Free Software
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 10 Nov 2009 17:31:20 +0000
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Open Source Startup Developing Device to Link Home Appliances Over LAN

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| People Power, a new open source-based 
| green tech startup launches today with the 
| goal of helping people reduce their carbon 
| footprint and control energy consumption 
| in their homes. More than just a cost-
| analysis Web site that lets you compare 
| and contrast the cost of using various 
| appliances, People Power is also 
| developing devices that communicate 
| wirelessly to connect a home's appliances 
| with a specially designed local network, 
| so users can track energy use in real-
| time.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/open-source-startup-developing-device-to-link-home-appliances-over-lan

People Power Revs Up Wireless Energy Management With Open Source

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| Wang said the startupâs open-source 
| platform will be more reliable and 
| compatible with other systems and devices, 
| and it will be cheaper for third-party 
| vendors to build applications than the 
| communications platforms based on open 
| standards currently being used by other 
| players in the home energy management 
| space. Those standards, such as wireless 
| ZigBee, were designed for shorter ranges 
| of 30-40 feet while OSHAN was designed for 
| longer distances typical in a home, such 
| as between the electric meter and the back 
| of a house, Wang said.
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http://earth2tech.com/2009/11/09/people-power-revs-up-wireless-energy-management-with-open-source/


Recent:

A changing climate around nuclear energy

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| A new, bipartisan consensus is building
| around the environmental benefits of
| nuclear energy in America.
|
| Just a few weeks ago, in a meadow in Rocky
| Mountain National Park, Democratic Sen.
| Mark Udall of Colorado joined Republican
| Sen. John McCain of Arizona in concluding
| that nuclear energy "has to be part of the
| solution" as the country seeks to reduce
| its carbon footprint and help reduce
| greenhouse gas emissions.
|
| The debate about nuclear energy in Oregon,
| and across much of America, has been a
| highly emotional, often partisan affair.
| This new alliance is a breath of fresh
| air, representing a fundamental shift in
| political alignment. Fifty-nine percent of
| Americans polled by Gallup earlier this
| year said they support nuclear energy as
| one way to meet the nation's electricity
| needs.
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http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article/20091012/OPINION/910120301/1049
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