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A Big Six supplier 'going green' is our chance to clear up confusion on clean energy

Juliet Davenport, Good Energy

08 November 2018 • 3 min read

Good Energy's Juliet Davenport wants more clarity over green energy tariffs

Whenever I tell the story of the Good Energy's inception, I start with an anecdote about the entire renewables industry meeting in a room above a pub. Back in 1999, setting up a business that wanted...

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