Mitsubishi Electric puts solar and efficiency at heart of latest environmental plan

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Engineering giant announces major new package of carbon, efficiency, solar and waste targets

Mitsubishi Electric has this week unveiled a raft of green commitments as part of its seventh environmental plan, vowing to slash the carbon footprint of its products and more than double the use of solar...

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