KiWi Power delivers demand management vision - "it's essentially free money"

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Meet the man paying companies thousands of pounds for 'negawatts'

Demand management is a decade-old industry in the US, but still a relatively novel idea in the UK, which might explain the suspicious reactions Ziko Abram, director of KiWi Power, gets when he explains...

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