Nottingham Forest FC scores 100 per cent renewables deal with Bulb

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Club teams up with green energy supplier to ensure stadium and training academy run on 100 per cent renewable electricity

Nottingham Forest has become the latest English football club to score a major green power deal, partnering with energy supplier Bulb to ensure the club's stadium and training academy are both powered...

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