RE100 receives European boost as corporate demand for renewables soars

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RE100 receives European boost as corporate demand for renewables soars

Danske Bank Group, Gatwick Airport Limited, and Dutch Royal Philips join RE100 group, as report reveals initiative creates demand for 107TWh of renewable power annually

Danske Bank Group, Gatwick Airport Limited, and Dutch Royal Philips have today announced their membership to RE100, the campaign to encourage companies to switch to 100 per cent renewable electricity....

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