Ecoelectricals' boss taps demand for green gadgets
James Shortridge, managing director of Ecoelectricals, predicts customer demand will drive new innovations in energy efficient technologies
As owner and managing director of London-based lighting and electrical retail chain Ryness, James Shortridge spent much of last year witnessing first hand the growing demand for green technologies. As...
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