So Energy is first supplier to allow customers clean energy choice

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Customers will be able to choose which type of renewable energy they would prefer, from wind, tidal, solar, biomass or hydroelectric

So Energy has today sought to make a name for itself in the green electricity space by becoming the first energy supplier to offer its customers a choice of the type of renewable electricity they would...

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