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London’s Streatham Hill depot is being used as a local source of renewable energy

Pictured (left to right): Jason Brooker (GTR), Agamemnon Otero (Energy Garden) and Keith Jipps (GTR).

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London’s Streatham Hill depot is being used as a local source of renewable energy

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