Thrive Renewables and Aura Power join forces on business battery storage offer

Madeleine Cuff
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New joint venture will offer UK businesses option to use battery energy storage at no upfront cost

Clean energy developers Thrive Renewables and Aura Power are today launching a new joint venture to offer battery energy storage to UK businesses free of charge, in return for a share of the resulting...

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