Macquarie and Siemens announce major energy-as-a-service joint venture

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Two firms team up to launch Calibrant Energy, which aims to bring together raft of green energy, heating and cooling technologies to offer efficient flexibility services for corporate and public clients

Investment bank Macquarie and German tech giant Siemens have teamed up to launch a new flexible energy joint venture, Calibrant Energy, in a bid to offer comprehensive energy-as-a-service (EaaS) solutions...

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