PwC mulls negawatt trial to help London keep the lights on

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Chip fat-powered office block considers joining UK Power Network's £30m Low Carbon London initiative

Consultancy giant PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) is considering taking part in a £30m project that would allow it to earn money by curtailing its energy use or switching on a standby generator to help London's...

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