M&S underlines commitment to 100 per cent renewables

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Retailer joins RE100 initiative and vows to ensure all its operations globally source 100 per cent renewable power

Marks & Spencer has become the latest firm to join the increasingly high profile RE100 initiative, declaring that it will source 100 per cent of its power from renewable sources. The move takes the...

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