Gemserv acquires Ecuity to boost net zero business solutions

Cecilia Keating
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Professional services firm announces takeover of Birmingham-based consultancy for an undisclosed sum

Gemserv annouced this morning it has acquired energy consultancy Ecuity in a bid to expand its offering for clients engaged in the net zero transition. The professional services firm said the acquisition...

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