Ecotricity unveils expansion plans

James S Murray
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Green energy provider outlines plans for new sales team and targets 1,000 new customers a week

Green energy provider Ecotricity has revealed it will next year launch a major expansion drive as it seeks a fourfold increase in its growth rate. Speaking to BusinessGreen for its inaugural Eco-Entrepreneur...

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