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    By Max Boon
    6 Jan 2018
    Interview with Matt from Veganuary - Image 1

    We're really proud to be partners with Veganuary and recently hosted Matthew Glover, one of its founders, who explained why we should all give it a go!

    Here at Ecotricity we want to help create a Green Britain and focus on the three key elements that make up 80% of our personal carbon emissions - that's energy, transport and food - all while making room for nature!

    So why not try vegan for a month and discover a whole new world of taste and flavour. We guarantee that, by the end of the January, you’ll feel fantastic!

    Sign up today at www.veganuary.com.

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