Genesis, Vector in ‘competitive alliance’ over meter-removal plans
Aussie meter provider Intellihub says defendants’ conduct has ‘kneecapped’ its competitiveness.
Reweti Kohere
Mon, 27 Jul 2020
Aussie smart meter provider Intellihub claims it is up against a “competitive alliance” between Genesis Energy and Vector over some 45,000 electricity meters it owns but the listed companies are trying to have removed.
The Court of Appeal heard Intellihub’s appeal today in the Auckland
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Reweti Kohere
Mon, 27 Jul 2020
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