Has Opower achieved the impossible and made energy bills fun?

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EMEA chief outlines how the BusinessGreen Gamechangers Innovation award winner is using technology to help utilities and customers cut consumption

Asked to sum up Opower's offering, Nandini Basuthakur, senior vice president and managing director for Europe, Middle East, and Africa at the US energy management software company, doesn't even pause....

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