Shell looks to plug into home storage with deal to acquire battery outfit Sonnen

Madeleine Cuff
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Oil giant continues its expansion into clean tech market with proposed acquisition of Sonnen for an undisclosed sum

Shell has agreed to buy the German battery specialist Sonnen for an undisclosed sum, the oil giant announced today in a move which catapults it into the home energy storage market. Sonnen is one of...

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