NatWest: Carbon Planner aims to help business customers 'go and grow greener'

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Banking giant launches tailored four-point plan to help SMEs weather soaring operational costs

A Carbon Planner designed to help UK businesses manage their future fuel and operational costs, while reducing their carbon footprint, has been launched this week by Natwest. The free-to-use tool forms...

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