'Making solar energy affordable for the many, not the few': E.ON snaps up solar installation group Eco2Solar

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Energy company fully acquires solar company having purchased 49 per cent stake in business back in 2020

Energy giant E.ON announced this week it has fully acquired residential solar installation group Eco2Solar as part of its push to make solar installations more flexible and affordable for homeowners...

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