China Barely Tops U.S. in Smart Grid Stimulus Spending - Environment+Energy Leader
China Barely Tops U.S. in Smart Grid Stimulus Spending The U.S. is expected to put more stimulus money into the smart grid than any other nation, except for China, which is slated to spend about $7.3 billion in 2010. The U.S., meanwhile, is projected to spend nearly $7.1 billion, according to the new “Smart Grid Snapshot” from ZPryme. Investments by the two dwarf other global efforts. No. 3 on the
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