Octopus Energy and National Grid deal aims to speed up home clean tech installations

Michael Holder
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Credit: Octopus Energy

Firms claim agreement could shave weeks off the process for installing heat pumps, solar panels, and electric vehicle chargers in customers' homes

Octopus Energy has teamed up with National Grid in a bid to speed up the rollout of heat pumps, electric vehicle (EV) chargers, and solar panels in customers' homes, inking an agreement the two firms claim...

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