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Electriq Power Secures $300M to Deploy Solar + Storage in California

Electriq Power Secures $300M to Deploy Solar + Storage in California

Energy storage system integrator Electriq Power signed a multi-year agreement with a “major U.S. clean-energy company,” for more than $300 million in financing to fund projects in California.

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https://solarbuildermag.com/news/electriq-power-secures-300m-to-deploy-solar-storage-in-california-with-major-u-s-clean-energy-company/

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