'Glastonbury's biggest fan' returns: Octopus Energy wind turbine back to power festival's food stands

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Octopus Energy said temporary turbine can produce enough clean electricity to power 300 fridges

Octopus Energy has confirmed its bright pink temporary wind turbine is returning to Glastonbury Festival for a second year to provide clean power to the festival's food and drink stands and showcase the...

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