Knight Frank promises to bring 100 per cent renewable power to its managed properties

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Company inks deal to deliver clean energy to all of the properties it manages in the UK

Property management giant Knight Frank has become the latest company to sign a new energy supply deal guaranteeing it 100 per cent renewable power, in a move that could deliver clean energy to hundreds...

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