Top corporates join new 24/7 Carbon-Free Coalition

Stuart Stone
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Google, AstraZeneca, and Vodafone UK among those joining new Climate Group initiative exploring how to match variable clean power generation to demand

Google, AstraZeneca, and Vodafone UK have joined a new initiative to support corporates in reforming their approach to green electricity procurement to secure access to 100 per cent clean power around...

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