Opus Energy launches 100 per cent renewable power tariff for small firms

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UK’s fifth largest business energy supplier, which is owned by Drax, offers fully renewable tariff for new and existing SME customers

Opus Energy has launched its first 100 per cent renewable electricity tariff for small and medium-sized companies, promising green electricity sourced from across Europe and the UK, including parent company...

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