'Offshore Fan Club': Octopus Energy expands local wind tariff to Lincolnshire coastline

Cecilia Keating
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The HMS Octopus against a backdrop of wind turbines | Credit: Octopus
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The HMS Octopus against a backdrop of wind turbines | Credit: Octopus

Fan club tariff offers cheaper power to customers living close to offshore wind turbines

Octopus Energy has announced it will be expanding its 'Fan Club' energy tariff to customers living on the Lincolnshire coastline between Grimsby to Skegness, linking the discounted energy offer to an offshore...

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