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Watch this Pathway to Net Zero Session from the inaugural Big Zero Show to find out
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Birmingham-based renewable electricity supplier Bryt Energy was the fastest growing business electricity supplier in Great Britain in 2020
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It has partnered with amber energy and Bryt Energy to power its three facilities using entirely renewable sources
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Health and beauty giant, A.S. Watson, owner of Superdrug, The Perfume Shop and Savers, have recently confirmed they will be extending their zero carbon, 100% renewable electricity supply contract by 12 months, after celebrating a year and a half since switching to us
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As the UK looks to rebuild its economy following the effects of Covid-19, there is a question of whether the pandemic, with all its social, health and welfare implications, will propel businesses faster down the sustainability route. Or will the best of intentions get overlooked in a rush to return to economic growth at any cost?
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As keen as we are to return to normality, what can we learn from this crisis and how can we use this insight to build a healthier, more sustainable future?
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Wind, hydro and solar sources will now power all of the university’s buildings
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That’s the suggestion from Ian Brothwell, Managing Director of Bryt Energy, who explained the importance of acting quickly to guarantee future sustainability, resiliency and ultimately, longevity
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