Debenhams plans to go 100 per cent renewable

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The retailer is planning to make use of new renewable capacity from Scottish Power

Debenhams has announced a deal with Scottish Power to supply all its stores with electricity from renewable sources. Under the two-year deal announced this week, Scottish Power will supply 35MW of...

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