Bolton Wanderers FC kicks off new smart grid service

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Football club teams up with Voltaris to install flexible grid technology that reduces power demand during peak periods

Bolton Wanderers FC has become one of the first UK football clubs in the UK to install demand flexibility energy technology at its stadium, as part of a new partnership with demand side response (DSR)...

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