Energy savings on Australia’s largest flexible demand trial
The government renewable energy agency is granting millions to a metering company for a platform that aggregates household energy devices into flexible demand across the national grid.
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| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Todd Eagles | Group Manager of Product and Strategic Energy Deployments | ARENA |
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The government renewable energy agency is granting millions to a metering company for a platform that aggregates household energy devices into flexible demand across the national grid.
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