Samsung and Bulb take aim at household CO2 with energy monitoring tool
Companies claim new tool will enable householders to monitor their energy use and carbon emissions while on the go from phones or tablets
Samsung has teamed up with green energy supplier Bulb to launch a new home energy control tool, which they claim will enable consumers to monitor their energy use in near-real-time from their smartphones...
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