Alphabet's Google and Voltus Expand Virtual Power Plant Agreement
Alphabet's Google and energy software company Voltus have expanded their existing partnership regarding virtual power plant (VPP) technology.
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Alphabet's Google and energy software company Voltus have expanded their existing partnership regarding virtual power plant (VPP) technology.
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