'Live more sustainably': Ikea debuts new Energy Services range

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Ikea partners with Aria and Soly to offer customers home renewable energy solutions

UK customers can now purchase and install solar panels, electric vehicle (EV) charging systems, domestic batteries, and heat pumps through Ikea's new Energy Services range. Launched last week, Ikea...

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