Getting smart about power
The Power Summit, in Croke Park last week, looked at the future of power and how we can best use our own resources as we move into the era of smart energy, writes Patrick Murtagh
For most of us, each day our alarm goes off. We switch it off. We flick on the lights. Turn on the immersion. Maybe you boil the kettle for a cup of instant coffee. Maybe you have an electric stove, on which you cook some eggs or heat up some porridge. You might drive to work in an electric car or take the train. You probably use a laptop connected to wifi.
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