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National Broadband Plan on Energy & Environment: Green, Lean and Mean
After more recent and serious delving into the merits of The National Broadband Plan, with the usual effects of a clearer understanding; a more interesting and omnipresent realization begins to emerge.
- Image by Third Way via Flickr
After more recent and serious delving into the merits of The National Broadband Plan, with the usual effects of a clearer understanding; a more interesting and omnipresent realization begins to emerge.
How can we not see, and surely embrace, the positive effects such a plan could have on an energy consuming U.S. thereby creating an energy saving global leader and economic powerhouse with continued and sustained broadband proliferation? It sets before us, waiting to be reviewed and accepted, with its pure intentions of common sense logic. But little has been said or debated, in suggesting that such a direction could save the U.S. economy $billions, while creating tremendous job growth and reviving our economic conundrum.
Smart Energy Distribution
Having a poor communications grid is at the epicenter of our inefficient consumption of fuel, and the recent FCC technology plan takes particular aim at this inefficiency. What can be accomplished by connecting energy companies to a technological Smart Grid within our borders? Power producers and distributors can monitor and direct energy usage, incorporate and connect to more green energy technology sources, in realizing an efficient distribution and networking system of power grids to cut usage by an estimated $140 to $240 billion, courtesy The Climate Group. See (Networking the Green Economy: How Broadband and Related Technologies Can Build a Green Economic Future)
Smart Technologies for both Home & Business
Contemplate a broadband infrastructure connected to every home and business to monitor and control power consumption, appliances, business networking; energy saving concepts that start with a Home Gateway. The opportunity to save energy is boundless. Think of the new jobs created, not only in continuing to build a fast and economical broadband infrastructure, but designing and maintaining the smart technology made useful by universal connectivity. See (Smart grid potential gated by broadband)
Broadband Technology network integration to reduce travel costs
It goes without saying that Americans continue to travel for everything imaginable, and not just for pleasure. Think of the savings associated with having connectedness to telehealth, where physicians can review, diagnose, and treat diseases without an office visit; where companies can communicate and network from long distances without heavy travel; where e-commerce can virtually replace the need to travel for the things out of habit. What could be the possibilities in energy savings of having such a wide-spread networked broadband? See (National Broadband Plan Connecting America: Chapter 12-Energy and the Environment)
Green, Lean & Mean
All constituents should closely study a proposal of such strategic and national importance in support of the adoption and implementation of Chapter 12-Energy and Environment of The National Broadband Plan. It’s not political; but it is a necessity in creating a new economy, reduced energy consumption and dependency, new and sustainable jobs, by connecting all Americans with fast and accessible technologies, while helping to create global leadership in broadband technology. Legislators should make this a priority of research, investigation, and non-partisan collaboration to learn how Americans with Smart Technology can benefit as a result of such a plan.
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U.S. Broadband Deployment and Speeds are Beating Europe’s, Says Scholar Touting ‘Facilities-based Competition’
- Image by Third Way via Flickr
After more recent and serious delving into the merits of The National Broadband Plan, with the usual effects of a clearer understanding; a more interesting and omnipresent realization begins to emerge.
How can we not see, and surely embrace, the positive effects such a plan could have on an energy consuming U.S. thereby creating an energy saving global leader and economic powerhouse with continued and sustained broadband proliferation? It sets before us, waiting to be reviewed and accepted, with its pure intentions of common sense logic. But little has been said or debated, in suggesting that such a direction could save the U.S. economy $billions, while creating tremendous job growth and reviving our economic conundrum.
Smart Energy Distribution
Having a poor communications grid is at the epicenter of our inefficient consumption of fuel, and the recent FCC technology plan takes particular aim at this inefficiency. What can be accomplished by connecting energy companies to a technological Smart Grid within our borders? Power producers and distributors can monitor and direct energy usage, incorporate and connect to more green energy technology sources, in realizing an efficient distribution and networking system of power grids to cut usage by an estimated $140 to $240 billion, courtesy The Climate Group. See (Networking the Green Economy: How Broadband and Related Technologies Can Build a Green Economic Future)
Smart Technologies for both Home & Business
Contemplate a broadband infrastructure connected to every home and business to monitor and control power consumption, appliances, business networking; energy saving concepts that start with a Home Gateway. The opportunity to save energy is boundless. Think of the new jobs created, not only in continuing to build a fast and economical broadband infrastructure, but designing and maintaining the smart technology made useful by universal connectivity. See (Smart grid potential gated by broadband)
Broadband Technology network integration to reduce travel costs
It goes without saying that Americans continue to travel for everything imaginable, and not just for pleasure. Think of the savings associated with having connectedness to telehealth, where physicians can review, diagnose, and treat diseases without an office visit; where companies can communicate and network from long distances without heavy travel; where e-commerce can virtually replace the need to travel for the things out of habit. What could be the possibilities in energy savings of having such a wide-spread networked broadband? See (National Broadband Plan Connecting America: Chapter 12-Energy and the Environment)
Green, Lean & Mean
All constituents should closely study a proposal of such strategic and national importance in support of the adoption and implementation of Chapter 12-Energy and Environment of The National Broadband Plan. It’s not political; but it is a necessity in creating a new economy, reduced energy consumption and dependency, new and sustainable jobs, by connecting all Americans with fast and accessible technologies, while helping to create global leadership in broadband technology. Legislators should make this a priority of research, investigation, and non-partisan collaboration to learn how Americans with Smart Technology can benefit as a result of such a plan.
Related articles by Zemanta
- FCC Plan Demonstrates Bandwidth for Understanding Energy Infrastructure Challenges and Opportunities (eon.businesswire.com)
- Intel Making Moves Into Smart Grid Technology (treehugger.com)
- How Broadband Can Be the Backbone for a Green Economy (earth2tech.com)
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Discussion of Broadband Breakfast Club Virtual Event on High-Capacity Applications and Gigabit Connectivity
WASHINGTON, September 24, 2013 – The Broadband Breakfast Club released the first video of its Broadband Breakfast Club Virtual Event, on “How High-Capacity Applications Are Driving Gigabit Connectivity.”
The dialogue featured Dr. Glenn Ricart, Chief Technology Officer, US IGNITE; Sheldon Grizzle of GigTank in Chattanooga, Tennessee; Todd Marriott, Executive Director of UTOPIA, the Utah Telecommunications Open Infrastructure Agency, and Drew Clark, Chairman and Publisher, BroadbandBreakfast.com.
- Image by Third Way via Flickr
After more recent and serious delving into the merits of The National Broadband Plan, with the usual effects of a clearer understanding; a more interesting and omnipresent realization begins to emerge.
How can we not see, and surely embrace, the positive effects such a plan could have on an energy consuming U.S. thereby creating an energy saving global leader and economic powerhouse with continued and sustained broadband proliferation? It sets before us, waiting to be reviewed and accepted, with its pure intentions of common sense logic. But little has been said or debated, in suggesting that such a direction could save the U.S. economy $billions, while creating tremendous job growth and reviving our economic conundrum.
Smart Energy Distribution
Having a poor communications grid is at the epicenter of our inefficient consumption of fuel, and the recent FCC technology plan takes particular aim at this inefficiency. What can be accomplished by connecting energy companies to a technological Smart Grid within our borders? Power producers and distributors can monitor and direct energy usage, incorporate and connect to more green energy technology sources, in realizing an efficient distribution and networking system of power grids to cut usage by an estimated $140 to $240 billion, courtesy The Climate Group. See (Networking the Green Economy: How Broadband and Related Technologies Can Build a Green Economic Future)
Smart Technologies for both Home & Business
Contemplate a broadband infrastructure connected to every home and business to monitor and control power consumption, appliances, business networking; energy saving concepts that start with a Home Gateway. The opportunity to save energy is boundless. Think of the new jobs created, not only in continuing to build a fast and economical broadband infrastructure, but designing and maintaining the smart technology made useful by universal connectivity. See (Smart grid potential gated by broadband)
Broadband Technology network integration to reduce travel costs
It goes without saying that Americans continue to travel for everything imaginable, and not just for pleasure. Think of the savings associated with having connectedness to telehealth, where physicians can review, diagnose, and treat diseases without an office visit; where companies can communicate and network from long distances without heavy travel; where e-commerce can virtually replace the need to travel for the things out of habit. What could be the possibilities in energy savings of having such a wide-spread networked broadband? See (National Broadband Plan Connecting America: Chapter 12-Energy and the Environment)
Green, Lean & Mean
All constituents should closely study a proposal of such strategic and national importance in support of the adoption and implementation of Chapter 12-Energy and Environment of The National Broadband Plan. It’s not political; but it is a necessity in creating a new economy, reduced energy consumption and dependency, new and sustainable jobs, by connecting all Americans with fast and accessible technologies, while helping to create global leadership in broadband technology. Legislators should make this a priority of research, investigation, and non-partisan collaboration to learn how Americans with Smart Technology can benefit as a result of such a plan.
Related articles by Zemanta
- FCC Plan Demonstrates Bandwidth for Understanding Energy Infrastructure Challenges and Opportunities (eon.businesswire.com)
- Intel Making Moves Into Smart Grid Technology (treehugger.com)
- How Broadband Can Be the Backbone for a Green Economy (earth2tech.com)
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Breakfast Club Video: ‘Gigabit and Ultra-High-Speed Networks: Where They Stand Now and How They Are Building the Future’
- Image by Third Way via Flickr
After more recent and serious delving into the merits of The National Broadband Plan, with the usual effects of a clearer understanding; a more interesting and omnipresent realization begins to emerge.
How can we not see, and surely embrace, the positive effects such a plan could have on an energy consuming U.S. thereby creating an energy saving global leader and economic powerhouse with continued and sustained broadband proliferation? It sets before us, waiting to be reviewed and accepted, with its pure intentions of common sense logic. But little has been said or debated, in suggesting that such a direction could save the U.S. economy $billions, while creating tremendous job growth and reviving our economic conundrum.
Smart Energy Distribution
Having a poor communications grid is at the epicenter of our inefficient consumption of fuel, and the recent FCC technology plan takes particular aim at this inefficiency. What can be accomplished by connecting energy companies to a technological Smart Grid within our borders? Power producers and distributors can monitor and direct energy usage, incorporate and connect to more green energy technology sources, in realizing an efficient distribution and networking system of power grids to cut usage by an estimated $140 to $240 billion, courtesy The Climate Group. See (Networking the Green Economy: How Broadband and Related Technologies Can Build a Green Economic Future)
Smart Technologies for both Home & Business
Contemplate a broadband infrastructure connected to every home and business to monitor and control power consumption, appliances, business networking; energy saving concepts that start with a Home Gateway. The opportunity to save energy is boundless. Think of the new jobs created, not only in continuing to build a fast and economical broadband infrastructure, but designing and maintaining the smart technology made useful by universal connectivity. See (Smart grid potential gated by broadband)
Broadband Technology network integration to reduce travel costs
It goes without saying that Americans continue to travel for everything imaginable, and not just for pleasure. Think of the savings associated with having connectedness to telehealth, where physicians can review, diagnose, and treat diseases without an office visit; where companies can communicate and network from long distances without heavy travel; where e-commerce can virtually replace the need to travel for the things out of habit. What could be the possibilities in energy savings of having such a wide-spread networked broadband? See (National Broadband Plan Connecting America: Chapter 12-Energy and the Environment)
Green, Lean & Mean
All constituents should closely study a proposal of such strategic and national importance in support of the adoption and implementation of Chapter 12-Energy and Environment of The National Broadband Plan. It’s not political; but it is a necessity in creating a new economy, reduced energy consumption and dependency, new and sustainable jobs, by connecting all Americans with fast and accessible technologies, while helping to create global leadership in broadband technology. Legislators should make this a priority of research, investigation, and non-partisan collaboration to learn how Americans with Smart Technology can benefit as a result of such a plan.
Related articles by Zemanta
- FCC Plan Demonstrates Bandwidth for Understanding Energy Infrastructure Challenges and Opportunities (eon.businesswire.com)
- Intel Making Moves Into Smart Grid Technology (treehugger.com)
- How Broadband Can Be the Backbone for a Green Economy (earth2tech.com)
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