"Let there be green energy," says Church of England

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Ecotricity hooks up 450 properties to green electricity after being named Church of England's preferred supplier

Around 450 churches, vicarages and Church of England (CofE) schools in the South West have seen the light and switched to green energy tariffs, after the Church of England named Ecotricity as its preferred...

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