OVO pledges to deliver all-electric fleet by 2030

James S Murray
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Energy giant signs up to EV100 and EP100 initiatives, as company beefs up Plan Zero decarbonisation strategy

Energy giant OVO has pledged to deploy a fully electric fleet and double its energy productivity by 2030, as the company today moved to strengthen its Plan Zero decarbonisation strategy. The firm marked...

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