Squeaky Clean Energy: The P2P platform cutting utilities out of the loop

Michael Holder
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Squeaky CEO Chris Bowden's P2P clean power purchasing platform is looking to disrupt the energy market by cutting out the middle man

Google, Apple, IKEA, BT and even a number of airlines are part of the growing band of businesses who are now gung-ho on sourcing the majority of their power from renewables, either through investing directly...

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