Octopus Energy and Severn Trent announce renewable energy development partnership

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Octopus Energy Group partners with Severn Trent for major renewables projects | Credit: Octopus Energy
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Octopus Energy Group partners with Severn Trent for major renewables projects | Credit: Octopus Energy

Octopus Energy Group's first collaboration with a major utility aims to help Severn Trent reach net zero emissions by 2030

Octopus Energy Group has today announced a major new partnership with Severn Trent, the UK's second largest water company, that will aim to develop a series of renewable energy projects across the Midlands....

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