Natural History Museum exhibits £11m energy savings over past decade

Michael Holder
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Partnership with sustainable energy management firm Vital Energi sees museum cut carbon emissions by 15,000 tonnes

The Natural History Museum has made £11m in energy savings over the past decade under a partnership project with sustainable energy management firm Vital Energi, new figures show. The iconic London...

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