Npower aiming to double services revenues with efficiency and renewables push

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Senior executive reveals increasing demand for energy management services

One of the UK's largest energy companies has revealed that it is aiming to double revenues from its fast-expanding Business Energy Services division, on the back of growing corporate demand for its energy...

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