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Listen: Sustainable Energy Storage with Kevin Williams of Wise Power

As the Building Management Industry has a slow but steady shift toward sustainability, energy usage has moved to the forefront of the conversation. Kevin Williams, CEO of Wise Power, sat down with us to discuss how energy storage products, specifically ones with IoT capabilities, can revolutionize the way consumers in the home and at…

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As the Building Management Industry has a slow but steady shift toward sustainability, energy usage has moved to the forefront of the conversation. Kevin Williams, CEO of Wise Power, sat down with us to discuss how energy storage products, specifically ones with IoT capabilities, can revolutionize the way consumers in the home and at the office will expend energy.

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