Green Britain Group

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Green Britain Group
Company type Limited company
Founded11 February 2020
Founder Dale Vince
Headquarters Stroud
Brands

Green Britain Group is a British investment company based in Stroud, Gloucestershire, England, which specialises in environmentally-friendly businesses. [1]

History

The company was founded in February 2020 [2] by Dale Vince in order to encompass the entrepreneur's business enterprises which include Ecotricity, a green energy provider, Forest Green Rovers, a sustainable football club, [3] and Ecojet, which plans to operate carbon neutral flights by 2025. [4]

The company appointed Asif Rehmanwala as its Chief Executive in May 2023, [5] alongside Chairman Dale Vince.

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References

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