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Parks Associates: More Than Half of All US Households Say They Value the Energy-Saving Benefits of Smart Home Tech - Vimarsana News

Parks Associates: More Than Half of All US Households Say They Value the Energy-Saving Benefits of Smart Home Tech

/PRNewswire/ -- Parks Associates' latest research finds 52% of US internet households indicate automating savings and remotely controlling lights, thermostats,...

Parks Associates: 24% of Households Report They Are Not Currently Enrolled in an Energy Program Such as Demand Response or Time-of-Use - Vimarsana News

Parks Associates: 24% of Households Report They Are Not Currently Enrolled in an Energy Program Such as Demand Response or Time-of-Use

/PRNewswire/ -- Parks Associates will highlight new research at the 15th annual Smart Energy Summit, co-located with DISTRIBUTECH, February 27-28, Orlando,...

Parks Associates: More than 60% of US Internet Households Feel Their Electricity Costs Are Too High for Second Straight Year - Vimarsana News

Parks Associates: More than 60% of US Internet Households Feel Their Electricity Costs Are Too High for Second Straight Year

/PRNewswire/ -- New Parks Associates data shows more than 60% of US internet households think their electricity costs are too high, the same number as the...

Study: US net subs favour fibre SPs - Vimarsana News

Study: US net subs favour fibre SPs

Parks Associates’ new consumer study, Home Internet Evolution: 5G Competition and Value-Added Services, finds that fibre and mobile services score the highest

Research: 5% US connected homes have just pay-TV - Vimarsana News

Research: 5% US connected homes have just pay-TV

Research firm Parks Associates’ latest update of its Streaming Video Tracker reveals that just 5 per cent of US Internet households have only a pay-TV service