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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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Fresno, Calif., has agreed to convert dozens of old billboards into electronic billboards, and will receive over $4 million over the next decade from their use.
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The two presidential front-runners share close ties to New York City, home of the busiest subway in the U.S., and have agreed that subway repairs are desperately needed and mass transit is crucial to the economy.
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Empower Chattanooga has already assisted more than 1,000 people with low-cost and no-cost ways to reduce utility bills.
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Currently the average residential Sonoma Clean Power customer pays 1 to 2 percent lower than PG&E and is looking to expand its service and pass on more savings to customers.
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The program lasts for two years and is available to Vectren residential customers with active electric service and working wireless internet in their home.
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Gwinnett officials have been cool to recent calls for a public vote on Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority expansion. But they have touted bus rapid transit as an alternative – without actually endorsing it.
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The companies plan to test self-driving taxis as part of a race to get automated vehicles on the road.
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They have a long way to go for a full recovery.
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According to the suit, the EPA's current regulations, "do not specifically address the modern oil and gas industry, and fail to adequately protect against potential harm to human health and the environment resulting from oil and gas wastes."
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The state energy agency debated building a natural gas plant for nearly $1 billion, but appears to opt instead for buying Calpine’s South Point Energy Center in Arizona.
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The MetroLab city-university partnership, which was launched as part of the Obama Administration’s Smart Cities Initiative, will incorporate Schenectady, N.Y., and The University of Albany.
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The government-research collaboration network has tapped the former Maryland governor to help build out its reach across the U.S.
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A new partnership means more than two dozen of Houston’s parks and trails are now available via Google Street View.
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After a population explosion and building binge led to haphazard and random growth, Miami became the nation's first big urban area to adopt a citywide code based on looks.
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The new Web-based CalEPA environmental reporting system is accessible on phones so citizens can upload photos, videos and other documentation of suspected hazards.
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The panel at the Milken Institute Global Conference explored how hyperloop and autonomous vehicle technology could reshape Los Angeles and other cities.
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Trains on the Houston-to-Dallas line would carry up to 400 passengers every 30 minutes on the 90-minute trip.
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Seattle’s struggle to attract riders reveals what makes a bike-share program thrive -- or in the Emerald City’s case, barely survive.
