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July 1, 2022

Statement of support from the Icelandic Government

We are proud to share that Snerpa Power received a common statement of support from the Government of Iceland on behalf of two ministries, the Ministry of Environment, Energy and Climate on one hand, and the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation on the other.

The Icelandic Government recognizes the importance of Snerpa Power´s solution in maximizing the utilization of current renewable energy sources, improving energy efficiency and utilization in order to reach its sustainable development goals, where smart, data driven, software solutions play a key role in improving energy efficiency and activating flexibility on both the usage and production side. Finally, the statement confirms that the development of Snerpa Power is in line with the energy policy and the energy transition policy and action plan.

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The statement confirms that the development of Snerpa Power is in line with the energy policy and the energy transition policy and action plan.

Íris Baldursdóttir

CEO & Co-founder

Íris Baldursdóttir

CEO & Co-founder

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