'Max Power': New Octopus renewables tariff aims to cut business energy bills by up to 25 per cent

Stuart Stone
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'Max Power': New Octopus renewables tariff aims to cut business energy bills by up to 25 per cent

New tariff aims to make it easier for businesses with onsite renewable generation assets to optimise the use of the green power they produce

Octopus Energy has launched a new tariff to help businesses with renewable generation assets share the green power they generate with satellite sites, in the process reducing their energy bills by up to...

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