Interview with Jamie Hall of Zenergi
John E. Kaye
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Zenergi is an energy consultancy with a difference where its team believes in working together with customers to support their energy cost and sustainability objectives. Zenergi launched its social value strategy in 2022 to address the challenges we collectively face with commitments focused across four key pillars: planet, people, community and customers.
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Interview with Jamie Hall of Zenergi
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