US Dept of Energy Wants You! (If You Can Create Energy Apps)

May 1st, 2012 by Zachary Shahan

In an effort to develop some rad energy apps, the Department of Energy has launched the Apps for Energy competition. Here’s more from Priti at sister site Ecopreneurist:

US DOE: Calling Developers to Create Apps For Energy and Win Big! (via Ecopreneurist)

The Energy Department’s first ever Apps for Energy competition challenges the American developers and the tech community to build apps that help consumers get the most out of their utility data, save money and energy. Cleanweb is booming and is a promising way to save energy at a scale that is pertinent…

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Tags: apps for energy, Department Of Energy, DOE, energy apps, green button, quickies

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