Cabinet Office to save £97m with green energy PPA

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Long term contract with Air Products will source electricity from new 37MW energy from waste plant in Teesside

The Cabinet Office has finalised a green electricity supply deal that it says will save £97m over the course of the 20 year contract. The fixed price contract with Air Products was signed late last...

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