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Solving the energy puzzle with smarts

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By Allan Tan | Dec 14, 2009

The global economic crisis of 2008 plus rising fuel prices is forcing governments to change their growth strategy. The buzzword is "sustainable". High on the agenda today is the introduction of smarter ways for managing the energy requirements of the country. SAP's Sandeep Shirodkar shares his views on how Asian Governments are taking this "smart" concept to heart.

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