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Futures Place. Formerly Michael Faraday House. Greenessness.

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Evidently the Stevenage H.Q. is "carbon neutral." It also boasts being supplied by 100 per cent renewable energy. How exactly is this achieved?

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    It also boasts being supplied by 100 per cent renewable energy. How exactly is this achieved?

    Exactly the same way we have multiple electricity "suppliers" operating over the same DNO's wiring (and at different prices per kWh). In effect each supplier is responsible for providing the same amount of energy overall as their customers consume - the individual electrons remain aloof to the arrangement of course. If you like all the electricity they pay for has been generated by renewable means.

      - Andy.

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    It also boasts being supplied by 100 per cent renewable energy. How exactly is this achieved?

    Exactly the same way we have multiple electricity "suppliers" operating over the same DNO's wiring (and at different prices per kWh). In effect each supplier is responsible for providing the same amount of energy overall as their customers consume - the individual electrons remain aloof to the arrangement of course. If you like all the electricity they pay for has been generated by renewable means.

      - Andy.

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