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Microsoft Unveils Energy-Use Software

Source: Asian Wall Street Journal

Washington : DC : USA | 5 months ago

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Microsoft Corp. said it plans to launch new Internet software to help consumers gauge how much electricity they use and figure out how to cut back. The Redmond, Wash., software company will initially partner with four utilities, including Xcel Energy Inc. of Minneapolis and Puget Energy Inc. unit...

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