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Where did the India Smart Grid Forum organise the India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2020 in March 2020?

Where did the India Smart Grid Forum organise the India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2020 in March 2020? Correct Answer New Delhi

  • The India Smart Grid Forum organized the India Smart Utility Week (ISUW) 2020 from 3rd March to 7th March 2020 in New Delhi. 
  • This Utility Week is organized as an International Conference and Exhibition on Smart Utilities for Smarter Cities.
  • ISUW 2020 included plenaries, keynotes, interactive workshops, high-level roundtables and technical sessions on a variety of topics.

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