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SP Group ties up with two overseas startups

Joint efforts with BeOn Energy, DEPsys will look into grid and solar solutions; plans for pilot projects in six months

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Published Thu, Sep 21, 2017 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    SINGAPORE electricity grid operator SP Group is tying up with two global startups to test grid monitoring solutions and a consumer-friendly solar toolkit, and plans to launch pilot projects for these in six months.

    One of the two startups, BeOn Energy from Portugal, also won a five-month global energy accelerator programme that was concluded in Singapore on Thursday.

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