Leyton Orient gives debut to stadium solar array

James Murray
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Credit: Horizon Energy Ventures
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Credit: Horizon Energy Ventures

New solar installation delivered at no upfront cost to the club and has already reduced energy bills by around 40 per cent

Leyton Orient has become the latest football club to successfully install a solar array on its stadium, following a partnership with investor Horizon Energy Ventures and green energy specialist Ampergia....

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