Aviva and Packaged Living to offer Octopus' 'Zero Bills' tariff to rented homes

Stuart Stone
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Aviva Investors and sustainable living specialist join forces with Octopus to offer 48 homes at two sites in Milton Keynes access to 'Zero Bills’ tariff

Aviva Investors and Packaged Living have joined forces with Octopus to offer the energy firm's "Zero Bills" tariff at two of its new build-to-rent developments, marking the first time the offer will be...

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