ScottishPower and Santander UK offer customers up to £1,000 to switch to heat pumps and solar panels

Stuart Stone
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Bank and energy firm team up to offer new financing deals to support the installation of energy-saving clean technologies

ScottishPower and Santander UK have announced a new partnership which could contribute up to £1,000 to help customers offset some of the cost of installing energy-saving technologies such as heat pumps...

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