Renewables software firm QOS Energy secures €3m in fresh funding round

Michael Holder
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ETF Partners leads financing round aimed at developing QOS Energy's grid balancing and energy storage services

QOS Energy has secured €3m of backing to expand its business internationally and further boost its grid balancing and energy storage data services, it announced yesterday. The renewable energy software...

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