Caffè Nero and Octopus Energy brew up major green energy deal

James Murray
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Credit: Octopus Energy

Coffee chain becomes energy giant's largest business customer, after signing up to 'Electric Match' clean power tariff

Caffè Nero has confirmed it is to source 100 per cent green electricity for its stores, after announcing it has become Octopus Energy's largest business customer to date. The companies confirmed last...

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