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This software firm has a plan to take grid-enhancing tech nationwide
A major grid-tech company, Open Access Technology International (OATI), is requesting the Trump administration to fund a project that aims to enhance the nation's power grid's ability to move electricity nationwide without constructing new transmission towers or lines. Based in Minneapolis, OATI's software is used by…
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