WeatherBug aims to bring weather forecasts to the smart grid

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New service lets energy firms know how weather will impact customer energy demand

Everyone needs a weather forecast to help them decide which clothes to put on each day, but it turns out that reliable forecasts could also soon play a huge part in improving the energy grid and cutting...

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