Moixa battery software to boost energy flexibility across 3,500 Japanese homes

Michael Holder
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UK battery firm claims it is now managing the 'world's largest' cluster of live batteries, enabling provision of smart tariffs and EV charging services

UK smart technology firm Moixa is helping to manage home batteries and minimise energy bills for around 3,500 households in Japan, having today announced the successful rollout of its GridShare artificial...

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