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Power in Numbers a Success!

Posted by on March 27, 2012

Thank you to everyone who came out to watch “Power in Numbers: Capitalizing on the Data of Cleantech” or who tuned in online. We had a great discussion on energy analytics and the future role of data and IT in cleantech. Photos of the event are up on Facebook; stay tuned for the release of [...]

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