Nearly 100 landlords in talks with energy provider about zero-bills tariff

News26.01.2611.15 AM by Ellie Brown

Nearly 100 social landlords are in talks with Octopus Energy about a zero-bills tariff set up for affordable housing providers, Inside Housing can reveal.

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