Tendril Takes “Apps Store for Energy” Concept to the Netherlands
Jeff St. John: April 25, 2012
Tendril and Dutch retail utility Essent open APIs and smart meter data to apps developers and hackathons.
Tendril and Dutch retail utility Essent open APIs and smart meter data to apps developers and hackathons.
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