E.ON invests in energy storage company Greensmith

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Investment concludes Greensmith's $18.3m Series C growth round to advance the firms GEMS energy storage platform

Energy storage software provider Greensmith this week announced a major investment from European utility giant E.ON, taking its total Series C growth funding round to $18.3m. The US-based software...

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