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How Companies are Competing for Your Home's Power Infrastructure
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Companies like Amazon, Home Depot and Lowe's are competing to manage the power infrastructure of homeowners through products such as solar panels, and may offer incentives such as free panel installation for those with a membership. As subsidies have made it a profitable option, these companies want to own the relationship with homeowners and manage their power infrastructure.
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