PepsiCo to help suppliers broker corporate renewable power purchase deals

Michael Holder
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US drinks giant teams up with Schneider Electric on new 'first of its kind' supply chain renewable electricity programme

PepsiCo is targeting a major expansion in the use of renewable electricity across its global value chain, after yesterday announcing a major new partnership with Schneider Electric that aims to help the...

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