Octopus Energy sends customers on heat loss hunt

Madeleine Cuff
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Challenger energy supplier is loaning customers thermal imaging equipment to help uncover causes of energy inefficiency

Octopus Energy customers are now able to borrow equipment to help them uncover the draughtiest spots in their house, under a new energy efficiency campaign unveiled yesterday by the energy supplier...

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