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Each winning city will receive an individualized Readiness Workshop and host of tech tools to help further its efforts toward becoming a smart city.
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The systems will make use of solar panels, battery storage, back-up generation, controls and energy efficiency upgrades to enable operation for extended periods of time without grid power.
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The system photographs license plates with overhead cameras as vehicles pass under gantries over the highway. It charges drivers with E-ZPass transponders or sends bills to those who don’t have them.
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The U.S. Department of Energy's Better Communities Alliance is aiming to get energy-related programs at the local level off the ground, faster and smarter.
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The pilot project is expected to generate about 1.35 megawatts of renewable electric power, enough to meet the needs of about 200 homes.
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Ford expects its fully autonomous cars to be on the streets by 2021, used first for ride-sharing services in dense urban areas.
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Hybrids, plug-ins and electric cars currently account for only a slim share of the U.S. market, but in 10 years the roads could look very different.
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Vermont, one of the nation’s most solar-friendly states, is about to find out what happens to when solar credits are reduced.
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Across the country, transit agencies and ride-sharing services are partnering up. Will those agencies come to regret it?
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In an attempt to modernize the electrical grid, two competing ideas have emerged from Cape Light Compact and Eversource.
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Presidential candidates need to talk more about energy and address a tough question: What does the government do well on energy policy and what should it stay out of?
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Since 2009, only a handful of the thousands of changes published by the International Code Council have been approved by the board that decides which of those standards are appropriate for the state.
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Inside the inaugural session of a new forum for city-to-city collaboration.
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The new app allows riders to discreetly report suspicious or illegal activity they see on trains or buses.
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Strategists and scholars are still hotly debating how much credit Obama’s vaunted high-tech get-out-the-vote operation deserves for his victories.
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Scientists said if the policies California adopted were implemented worldwide, they would slash projected global warming by 50 percent. But the state’s effort won’t be easy, experts said.
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The administration has offered up a model policy for states to follow when regulating self-driving cars.
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Lyft's John Zimmer believes autonomous cars will change the world around them by opening up unneeded parking spots for parks and major reductions in private car ownership in cities.
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What is the months-long North Dakota Access Pipeline protest really about? A Native American scholar connects the dots to environmental justice and the legacy of U.S. colonialism.
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