SBI Reports

There is a growing disconnect on both the federal and state levels between the amount of money being generated from fees paid by users of the U.S. road system and the amount of money required to maintain and expand that system.

Economic prospects are looking brighter for the HVAC industry on the eve of 2013.

Smart Grid Technology 2011 Conference brings together the most forward thinking utility and technology companies to outline their breakthroughs, successes and challenges

SBI Energy forecasts a more competitive nuclear landscape as a result of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan, damaging reactors and spurring countrywide evacuation.

Shale gas is assuming an increasingly significant role in global natural gas markets as nations around the world continue to seek lower-carbon fuels while ensuring energy security and economic development, reveals SBI Energy.

Over the past two years, the U.S. has implemented new construction projects for its roads and bridges, due in part to ARRA benefits, and has created thousands of jobs. In his January 25th speech, President Obama proposed to redouble these efforts.

“ARRA Report Card: Two Years Later,” the latest industry study from market research publisher SBI Energy provides a time-capsule analysis of the impact of ARRA investments.

In 2010 the world market for microgrids reached $4.14 billion, up significantly from 2009. This exciting growth is expected to continue at least through the year 2020.

New federal investments in electric vehicles projects will reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil, save drivers money, and limit carbon air pollution, reveals SBI Energy.

At least 27 ARRA projects are funded from the $5 billion allocated for grid modernization projects that have some portion going towards data management or back-end Smart Grid applications.