Octopus Energy trials 'Zero Bills' upgrades for existing homes

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Octopus reveals plans to extend 'Zero Bills' offer to existing homes following clean tech upgrades

Octopus Energy has announced a new offering as part of its high profile 'Zero Bills' initiative, which could see customers fit out existing homes with green technologies to make them eligible for the company's...

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