Moixa secures £4.6m injection amid rapid growth in Japan

Cecilia Keating
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Smart energy storage software specialist claims it now manages more than 20,000 residential batteries in Japan

Smart energy storage software specialist Moixa has secured an additional £4.6m injection from its investors as it embarks on further expansion across the UK, Europe, US and Japan, it announced yesterday....

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