Here comes the sun's power: Abbey Road Studios signs up to renewable electricity tariff

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Universal Music UK becomes latest high profile firm to ink deal with Ecotricity to source 100 per cent renewable power, as Apple signs fresh solar deal

Music recorded at the historic Abbey Road Studios in London will be produced using power from wind turbines and solar arrays, after Universal Music UK become the latest high profile firm to sign up to...

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