Eni and Mainstream Renewable Power eye joint UK offshore wind bids

Michael Holder
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Italian oil and gas giant to collaborate with global wind and solar developer on clean energy projects in the UK, as well as Africa and Southeast Asia

Italian oil and gas giant Eni has signed a partnership agreement with global solar and wind developer Mainstream Renewable Power with a view to collaborating on large-scale clean energy projects in the...

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