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OpenVPP Provides a Digital Payments Network for the $10T Power & Utilities Industry Designed to connect the world's energy payments systems, OpenVPP combines regulated, revenue grade metering, measurement, verification, and insantenous settlement for Distributed Energy Resources, DERs at global scale. OpenVPP bridges the gap between flexibile capacity resources and...

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