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National Grid Recognizes Runwise – Top ProNet Partner in 2023 For Energy Conservation

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Runwise was celebrated for outstanding achievements in energy efficiency by National Grid. National Grid awarded certain ProNet partners with GridEE awards. ProNet (New York Energy Professionals Network) is National Grid’s program that identifies trusted businesses to partner with for energy conservation. Runwise, the smart control technology company from New York City, received the award for being a Top ProNet Partner for 2023 Downstate Gas Energy Efficiency. Runwise...

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