AlertMe goes Dutch with Essent deal

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UK firm teams up with Holland's largest utility to roll out smart energy system in its first major European deal

UK energy monitoring technology outfit AlertMe has today made its first major foray into continental Europe by teaming up with Essent, a subsidiary of RWE and the largest utility in the Netherlands...

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