Monthly Archives: April 2020

ST Engineering Telematics Wireless’ Smart City Solution Wins Smart 50 Award

Cleveland’s smart street lighting joins previous winning projects at Montreal, Eilat and Sterling Ranch AUSTIN, Texas, April 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ST Engineering Telematics Wireless today announced that its smart city project for Cleveland, Ohio in the U.S., has been recognized as a winning solution for its customer in the Smart 50 Awards 2020, under the Digital Transformation category. This marks… Read More »

Smart Power – Premium Grid-Optional Energy Solution

Peerless-AV® Joins Forces with Blue Planet Energy to Create a Premium Grid-Optional Energy Solution Ed Note: Peerless-AV announced today they have partnered with Blue Planet Energy to create a Premium Grid Optional Energy Solution. Introducing The Blue Ion LXHV, a patent-pending, premium grid-optional energy solution brings a wide range of sustainable energy options to power critical infrastructure and businesses. Companies… Read More »

Smart City Las Vegas by 2025

full article at Energy Digital Apr2020 The world-famous City of Las Vegas is investing in infrastructure to become a fully-fledged smart city by 2025.  Wanting to provide its 650,000 citizens and more than 42mn annual visitors with a truly modern living experience, Las Vegas will be augmented with intelligent transportation systems and smart energy technologies. Hoping to achieve seamless interactivity… Read More »

$2M needed to realize Schenectady Smart City aspirations

From TimesUnion Apr2020 SCHENECTADY – Mayor Gary McCarthy is worried that $2 million in funding being temporarily held up by fellow Democrats over concerns about the coronavirus could jeopardize his push to put the city on the cutting edge of technology. He acknowledged that so far most of the millions in outlay toward furthering his efforts to make… Read More »

COVID-19 Adverse Affect on City Budgets

COVID-19 Adverse Affect on City Budgets article from SmartCityDive Apr2020 Only 36 of more than 19,000 U.S. cities are eligible for relief funding from the CARES Act. The National League of Cities and U.S. Conference of Mayors are demanding $250 billion for those left out. Pandemic costs are ‘blowing massive holes’ in cities’ budgets Dive Brief: The U.S. Conference… Read More »