By TIFFANY MARCH, Capital News Service
By TIFFANY MARCH, Capital News Service
Published
03/07/10
WASHINGTON - Imagine you left town for a weekend vacation, accidentally leaving the air conditioning set on high. No sweat -- you can adjust it with an application on your iPhone.
Or imagine getting to work and realizing you forgot to run the dishwasher. No problem, because another application can start your appliances remotely.
These scenarios may sound far out, but they are almost reality for Maryland residents. Thanks to $10.5 billion in stimulus funds from the federal government, the first stage of "Smart Grid" technology will come to your home as soon as this year.
The idea behind Smart Grid is that each house...
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