SMUD is set to host the first beta units, and EPRI evaluates the technology and publishes the results.
Hugh McDermott, CCO · Investor webinar, 13 May
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SMUD, the Sacramento utility, is set to host the first beta units on a live grid. EPRI, the independent power-industry research institute, is evaluating the technology with its standard protocol and publishes its findings. Timing follows high-speed testing.
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