Ecotricity and BAFTA albert partner to deliver green energy to UK creative industries

Stuart Stone
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Ecotricity and BAFTA albert team up to offer affordable, sustainable power to businesses working in the creative industries

Ecotricity has today been confirmed as the new energy partner for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) albert Creative Energy Scheme, which offers renewable energy to the UK creative...

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