Behind the scenes of every load, smart load matching tools analyze a carrier’s operational and behavioral data including preferred lanes, typical schedules, equipment types and trip patterns.

2. Smart Grid Integration and Energy Efficiency Initiatives: As countries accelerate their adoption of smart grid technologies, load centers are evolving to support energy-efficient operations, ...

At Drive to Zero 2025, ELECQ introduced its all-in-one home energy management system — combining intelligent charging, solar integration, and dynamic load control.

The Emporia Pro is the next evolution of the award-winning Classic model and features PowerSmart Load Management technology. According to Emporia, this charging system intelligently monitors ...

On May 28, PG&E Corporation (NYSE:PCG) and Smart Wires announced a collaboration on a project in San Jose, California. The partnership has two primary goals: to enhance grid reliability and ...

Electric springs represent a significant advancement in power electronics, offering precise voltage regulation and dynamic compensation in modern power systems. These devices work by modulating ...

Smart has unveiled Loan-A-Load, an innovative service that enables subscribers to borrow data, especially when they are running out of data.

Generative AI is having a break-out year in smart home and home security, and we expect the trend to continue at CES in Las Vegas.

Parking in a loading zone in Center City, Philadelphia, could soon cost you a couple bucks — or get you a ticket for a lot more.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and Smart Wires have announced a project to enhance grid reliability and meet energy commitments for data centers connecting in San Jose, California. North ...

The Philadelphia Parking Authority is touting its new Smart Loading Zone Initiative as "a significant step toward resolving" gridlock in Center City.

DURHAM, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Smart Wires today announced it has raised $65 million to propel its growth and meet rising energy needs exacerbated by the appetite for electricity from data centers ...