Report: Volkswagen in cooperation talks with SMA Solar

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By mmillikinAug 13, 2016, 6:00 am192 pts
Reuters, citing a story in Hessische Niedersaechsische Allgemeine, reported that Volkswagen is in early talks with German solar power equipment maker SMA Solar about working together. Both companies declined to comment on the specifics of the report. SMA is already cooperating with Daimler and Tesla on storage…

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