Big Clean Switch: IKEA to offer customers £35 of free green energy

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Customers who use the Big Clean Switch initiative to move energy suppliers are in line for money off their bill

IKEA's customers are to be offered £35 of free green energy if they switch to a green energy supplier through the company's website, after the retail giant moved to expand its partnership with green energy...

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