Comverge, Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Announce Settlement
Updated: 2011-09-30 14:28:02
, Smart Grid Blog News updates on smart grid technology Home About Contact Us Videos Downloads Comverge , Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Announce Settlement Posted by Derek on September 30, 2011 News Hello there If you are new here , you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this . topic Comverge , Inc . the leading provider of Intelligent Energy Management solutions for Residential and Commercial Industrial C+I customers , announced an amicable settlement related to litigation with Louisville Gas and Electric Company LG E and Kentucky Utilities Company KU with no material impact to Comverge’s financials , under terms that are . confidential via Comverge , Louisville Gas and Electric Company and Kentucky Utilities Announce Settlement MarketWatch
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