Survey: Half of UK consumers expect to increase green behaviours in next five years

Michael Holder
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Survey: Half of UK consumers expect to increase green behaviours in next five years

Electric vehicles, heat pumps, and solar panels set for major boost in demand over next five years, according to Opinium Research

Half of UK consumers expect to increase their green habits and consumer choices over the next five years by embracing clean technologies such as electric vehicles (EVs), heat pumps, and solar panels, despite...

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