BrenX Ltd. (BRNX) Moves Wolfson 12 MWh TES Into Construction

BrenX Ltd. (BRNX) began constructing a 12 MWh thermal energy storage system at Wolfson Medical Center, expected to complete in 12 months. The project has a 7-year service deal worth $3.7M, according to the company.

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