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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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During the 2015 U.N. Climate Change Conference in Paris, Bill Gates is unveiling his Energy Coalition backed by a number of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
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The Paris climate deal comes 'pre-packaged' by the promises nations have already made. But the issue of global climate finance could still scupper the talks.
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Fusion's 'Real Future Fair' in San Francisco was showcased all of the innovations that will be in consumers' hands within the next decade.
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Gabe Klein, former head of transportation in Washington, D.C., and Chicago, is excited about the future of Los Angeles -- and the possible disappearance of the city's famous congestion.
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Recently-passed legislation includes state goals for at least 50 percent of California's energy to be derived from clean energy. Part of the bill includes subsidies for business to switch to solar panels, but not for private homeowners.
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The U.C. System will join Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and a host of other industry leaders in an effort to curb fossil fuels.
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All Power Labs is committed to creating a more fuel efficient future with its arsenal of biomass gasifier generators.
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After the state pledged to power itself through 100 percent renewable energy, many energy utilities are viewing this as an opportunity to meet the demand via energy storage devices.
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Three winners that used sensors and GPS trackers to gather various types of data were named following the 48-hour hackathon.
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Connected vehicles and the prevalence of technology in modern cars prompted a joint congressional subcommittee hearing about the so-called “Internet of Cars,” and what private industry is doing to manage consumer safety and privacy concerns.
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Using data from sensors placed throughout Los Angeles, a team of researchers at the University of Southern California have completed an impact study they say breaks new ground in traffic analytics.
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Expensive, inaccessible and bad for competition make California's high-speed rail plan a dud, according to a U.C. Santa Barbara economics professor.
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In an effort to reduce rear-end accidents, road safety advocates are again pushing the federal government to make the technology mandatory on all heavy commercial trucks.
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Fred Costello is creating an open market for solar providers, in a move he describes as encouraging innovation and a competitive marketplace.
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MIT's Media Lab is working with Dubai's Smart Government group, gathering and analyzing data to run a smarter city.
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The technological capability exists for the entire world to be powered with renewable energy, researchers have found. It's the political willpower that's in question.
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States and cities are trying to figure out how to regulate — and tax — rapidly growing companies that connect passengers with drivers through a mobile app.
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Indianapolis has transformed itself into a walkable bicycling metropolis — and if you still need a car, there’s an electric option.
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