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Finnish Jani Partanen developed ingenious adjustments for his 254 m² house that save 50% on electricity, or €1,000/year – Here's how it works: Here's the technology and 7 key curves

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Tracking the price of electricity every day can be exhausting. Jani Partanen has a solution to this problem that saves euros and also takes care of when it is worth using or selling the energy you produce to the grid.

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Finnish Jani Partanen developed ingenious adjustments for his 254 m² house that save 50% on electricity, or €1,000/year – Here's how it works: Here's the technology and 7 key curves

Tracking the price of electricity every day can be exhausting. Jani Partanen has a solution to this problem that saves euros and also takes care of when it is worth using or selling the energy you produce to the grid.

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