Nissan, Eaton team up with Manchester City to turn football fans into storage supporters

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Sponsorship deal will see fans offered Manchester City-branded home storage devices as developers battle to make energy storage technology mainstream

Home energy storage will soon no longer be the preserve of energy geeks and green consumers, if a new sponsorship deal signed by power company Eaton and football club Manchester City has the desired effect....

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