'We'll keep fighting for you': Octopus Energy vows to continue campaign to tackle 'wasted wind' power

James Murray
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Energy giant responds to government decision to reject zonal pricing proposals with new adverts promising to continue campaign to secure lower bills for consumers

Octopus Energy may have lost the high-profile lobbying battle over proposals to introduce zonal pricing for the UK's electricity market, but the company has promised to continue to push for reforms that...

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