EDF targets heat pump market with CB Heating acquisition

James Murray
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EDF becomes the latest energy giant to beef up its presence in the fast-expanding heat pump market

The UK's heat pump market received a further vote of confidence today, after energy giant EDF announced it has acquired leading air source heat pump installers, CB Heating. The deal - financial details...

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