Bring Energy debuts with plan to bring heat networks to UK cities

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New venture formally launches today as one of the UK's largest operators of heating and cooling networks

Heat networks operator Bring Energy has been officially launched today, following its spin out late last year from engineering and energy giant Equans. The new venture - which is backed by a consortium...

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