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Reservoir raises $8M to make water heaters that people — and the grid — will actually want

Reservoir has raised $8 million to revolutionize water heating technology with smarter, more efficient solutions. The startup plans to install 1,000 units in Boston, offering a $1,050 rebate for Massachusetts residents on their new heat pum...

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Reservoir has raised $8 million to revolutionize water heating technology with smarter, more efficient solutions. The startup plans to install 1,000 units in Boston, offering a $1,050 rebate for Massachusetts residents on their new heat pumps.

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