'Zero Bills Homes': Octopus and Verto team up to deliver homes without energy bills

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Octopus Energy

Energy giant Octopus and sustainable housebuilder Verto join forces to roll out 'world first' solar, battery, and heat pump equipped developments that promise no energy bills for at least five years

Octopus Energy has opened up its 'Zero Bills' proposition to all housing developers following the launch the UK's first energy bill free developments in partnership with sustainable housebuilder Verto....

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