13/01/2017at 10:02

Enel buys US battery experts

The acquisition of Demand Energy will extend opportunities for the energy companies to expand within green energy systems.

by MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN

Italian energy company Enel has announced the acquisition of a 100 percent share in US battery company Demand Energy.

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