Sentence examples for meter technologies from inspiring English sources

Smart grid and smart meter technologies are good news for customers.

This week on The Times's weekly technology show, Verizon Wireless unveils a cross-platform plan for data sharing, Apple and Google fight over maps and an increasing number of cities adopt new parking meter technologies.

However, with the incorporation of smart meter technologies, capable of accurately measuring energy production and consumption in each time instant, a shift to time-varying electricity pricing models is being occurred recently [1].

This paper employs a multi-level perspective approach to socio-technological transitions to examine why the Canadian province of Ontario has seen a relatively smooth transition of smart meter technologies from the niche to regime levels as compared with other Canadian provinces, and other jurisdictions in the United States, European Union, and Australia.

Nielsen, owned by VNU, will use its meter technology for TV sets to collect data from hotel rooms.

PEHUB   Meter Company in $100 Million Deal  |  Itron, which develops meter systems for utilities, is acquiring SmartSynch, which uses a smart meter technology, GigaOm reports.

This would be accomplished by transforming electricity networks using 'smart grid' and 'smart meter' technology that automatically matches supply and demand, "allowing a huge increase in renewable power".

The study, conducted by research agency The Futures Company, using British Gas smart meter technology, set 14 households a number of challenges over a 10-week period.

In the future, though, when all energy suppliers adopt smart meter technology, you'll be able to switch supplier more easily than you can today, thanks to smart meters.

We now have more than 1,200 specially trained Smart Energy Experts – engineers who go into homes to install smart meter technology, explain to households how to get the most from their smart meters and give them broader advice on energy efficiency.

Some recent developments, however -- including growing concerns about energy conservation, advances in meter technology and an increase in the financial incentives provided by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority to encourage submetering -- may finally result in boards giving submetering a second look.