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Nebula believes that successful solutions require both strong technology partnerships and business partnerships. Nebula is always willing to work with companies and research institutes to bring the robust wireless applications quickly to the market . If your company is interested in working with Nebula Networks, please feel free to email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Digital Finance Software Co. Ltd. ( http://www.dfsoft.cc )
DFSOFT Co. Ltd. is the largest ERP software and integrator for the public utilities in China.
Modern Automation Engineering Co., Ltd. ( http://www.modernwww.com )
Modern Automation Engineering Co. Ltd. is a company dedicated to the remote monitoring and control in the power industry.
Nivis LLC. ( http://www.nivis.com ),Nivis LLC. is the first company working on both WirelessHart and ISA SP100 stacks to provide the industrial automation and process control the complete wireless solutions complying to industrial standards.
The US-China Green Energy Council(UCGEC) http://ucgef.org/
The US-China Green Energy Council(UCGEC) was formed in 2008 by a g roup of leading business, technology, academia, and government policy groups in the US and China. Its mission is to establish a collaborative platform to find ways to support each other in the urgent search for a global solution for combating global warming, energy security, and environment pollution.
IBM Corp. (Innovation matters) www.ibm.com

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DOE: Smart Grid is M2M Technology

Department of Energy officially acknowledges Smart Grid is Machine-to-Machine Technology and is conducting workshop on $38 Billion in stimulus money during M2M’s Connected World event

May 27, 2009

CAROL STREAM, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--It’s finally official: After years of M2M (machine-to-machine) companies walking the wilderness in search of mainstream validation, Brian J. Quirke, director of communications for the U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) in the Midwest, stated that the smart grid is actually an M2M initiative. Quirke will be conducting a special seminar entitled "How to Benefit from Stimulus Dollars" during M2M’s Connected World (June 9-12, Chicago, IL) on guiding technology companies to take advantage of $38 billion in stimulus money earmarked for DOE projects.