E.ON plugs in to satellites to spot draughty homes
Energy giant is working with European Space Agency to identify the homes most in need of energy efficiency upgrades
Energy giant E.ON is enlisting the help of space experts to try and find which UK homes are leaking the most heat and contributing the highest levels of carbon emissions. Almost 40 per cent of UK carbon...
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