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On this hub, we have included relevant articles to share insights into how Google Cloud can be a partner in the energy industry. You can also find out why several of our customers, such as TotalEnergies, Siemens Energy and Hafslund, decided to partner with Google Cloud.
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Hussam Hashem and the Google Cloud Team
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