Faraday's smart grid tech wins investment from renewables firm Amp

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Amp is now the principle investor in the smart grid start-up and plans to roll out its transformer technology across its clean energy portfolio

Canada-based renewables developer Amp has become a principal investor and distributor of Edinburgh-based smart grid start-up Faraday Grid, paving the way for Faraday's technology to be rolled out across...

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