There is an almost perfect case for interfacing Smart Buildings with Smart Grid because all the stakeholders win. It will require minimum technical and commercial risk and decades of latent potential business is stacked up waiting to be converted. The driver for this business is, Negawatts, through reducing consumption at the consumer end and reducing production at the central power source through Distributed Energy, a cost-effective solution to meet the needs of a low carbon economy in the 21st century is achieved. Intertwined with this is the function of demand control and cost benefit it can deliver. Our report, The Smart Building To Smart Grid Interface Business provides a detailed assessment of this growing business over the next 20 years. It looks at the potential size of this market and sets out all the important factors that will shape the business in the next 5 years in the developed countries of the world, as well […]