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Investors Runwise Raises $55M To Expand Smart Building Tech

Runwise Raises $55M To Expand Smart Building Tech

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 10, 2025

Runwise secures $55M Series B to scale AI-driven smart building platform, saving $100M+ in energy costs.

News Schneider Electric Wins DOE Awards for Energy Efficiency

Schneider Electric Wins DOE Awards for Energy Efficiency

Responsible Us Bureau   May 2, 2025

Schneider Electric wins DOE awards for energy efficiency with innovative projects in Nebraska and North America.

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