Ecotricity launches world's first 'vegan electricity' offer

James Murray
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Green energy specialist promises to take on industry's dirty secret and deliver power that avoids all animal by-products

Green energy provider Ecotricity has today launched what it is hailing as the world's first 'vegan electricity' tariff, in a bid to highlight the energy sector's reliance on power that is generated from...

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