TGE Group reveals plan to deliver green 'flower power'

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Major project to supply nearly 5,000MWh of clean energy to Nocton Nurseries in a bid to slash carbon emissions

Renewable energy supplier TGE Group has this week revealed it is to deliver "flower power" to one of the UK's largest nurseries, after completing the installation of solar arrays and biomass boilers at...

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