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MAY 31, 2004
Energy markets reward smart business owners
By Christopher R. Anderson
With the passage of the Massachusetts
Electric Industry Restructuring Act in
1997, the commonwealth began reshaping
its once highly regulated electric industry.
The result is competition for your energy
business from a range of energy services
firms and competitive power suppliers. »full story
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FEBRUARY 24, 2003
Council connects to wireless energy usage monitoring
By Jay Rizoli
There’s certainly no disputing the value — or
the cost — of electric power to modern living and the economy. And information
about the energy we use has a value all its own.
That value lies in cost
savings and energy conservation, and the Massachusetts High Technology Council
has set its sights on bringing those benefits home to Bay State businesses via
the Mass Energy Alliance (MEA), a partnership of the MHTC and New York-based
Intech 21 Inc. »full story
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DECEMBER 10, 2002
Energy Data Boosts High-Tech Firms Value
By Jim Walker
The
Massachusetts High Technology Council and Constellation NewEnergy are installing
wireless energy monitoring devices at high tech facilities -- using information
to get more value for energy customers. Utility distribution companies are
missing the opportunity to turn information into new value-added
services.
»full story
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JUNE 06, 2002
State council forges technology alliance
The Massachusetts High Technology Council said it has formed a business
alliance with Intech 21 of New York to offer companies advanced energy control
systems, such as wireless and Web-based systems to monitor and manage energy
consumption in offices, factories, and apartment buildings. The council said
the newly formed Mass. Energy Alliance has a ''letter of intent'' with
Boston-based AES NewEnergy to install 50 of the systems for commercial
customers in Massachusetts, including five at EMC Corp. plants in Hopkinton and
Westborough. The systems can link heating and cooling equipment by radio to
Net-connected servers to automate energy conservation and consumption
monitoring. (Peter J. Howe)
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