Good Energy shareholders back renewables assets sale after Ecotricity forces vote

Michael Holder
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Good Energy's Delabole wind farm in Cornwall | Credit: Good Energy
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Good Energy's Delabole wind farm in Cornwall | Credit: Good Energy

Long-running battle for control of green energy supplier Good Energy shows no sign of abating, despite shareholders voting against Ecotricity-backed resolutions

Good Energy has seen off an attempt to remove one of its board members and halt the planned sale of its clean energy generation assets, after its shareholders last week voted against two "disruptive" resolutions...

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