Target powers up with wind energy in 60 Texan stores

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Partnership with Starwood Energy Group will see discount retailer use 100 per cent wind power in 60 of its stores

Discount retail giant Target has struck a new partnership with renewables investment firm Starwood Energy Group to use 100 per cent wind power in 60 of its Texas stores. The collaboration, announced...

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