Octopus Energy launches 'Zero Bills' sustainable housing benchmark

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Energy company promises new housing framework can act as a 'global benchmark for sustainable living', unlocking huge energy bill and carbon savings for households

Octopus Energy has expanded its high profile 'Zero Bills' initiative, with the launch of a new sustainable housing benchmark to determine whether properties can qualify for its 'Zero Bills' tariff that...

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