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Global Energy Leaders Announce Availability of First Secure IT/OT Standards for Digital Energy Systems

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TEIA, the Trusted Energy Interoperability Alliance, today announced the availability of TEIA Messaging Protocol v.1.0 specification, the first in a set of secure interoperability specifications for energy services and IoT devices. The TEIA Messaging Protocol specifications ensure compatibility across multiple manufacturers and empower adopters to create secure and interoperable IoT devices for a wide range of energy applications such as solar inverters, storage b...

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