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Voltus, Inc. and Enertiv have entered into a strategic partnership to enhance energy efficiency and sustainability for the commercial real estate sector. By integrating Voltus’s demand response capabilities with Enertiv’s operational intelligence platform, the collaboration offers new revenue opportunities and energy savings for commercial real estate stakeholders. This initiative enables property owners and tenants to participate in demand response programs, thereby reducing electricity costs and carbon emissions while improving energy management. The partnership addresses regulatory compliance and provides enriched energy usage data, supporting decarbonization efforts across commercial properties in the U.S. and Canada.

In other trading, Barito Renewables Energy was trading firmly up 14.2% and ending the day at IDR7,025.00. At the same time, Delta Electronics (Thailand) lagged, down 23.5% to end trading at THB86.50.

Vistra's strategic $3.5 billion equity repurchase and acquisitions aim to boost earnings. Click through to explore the narrative on how Vistra plans to drive shareholder value.

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• Vistra closed at $167.66 up 1.2%.

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