Green energy measures could save public sector £375m a year, Centrica estimates
Study by energy giant suggests cost and energy savings across public sector that would result from installing solar panels, LED lighting, and low carbon heating measures would run to £5.6bn over 15 years
Hospitals, universities, and other UK public sector buildings could together unlock more than £375m in annual cost savings by adopting clean energy technologies such as solar panels and low carbon heating...
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