Exclusive: New Solarcentury boss outlines international ambitions

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Africa, the Balkans and the Pacific all offer potential new markets for UK’s largest solar firm

The new chief executive of Solarcentury has revealed plans to bolster the company's international operations, after taking up the reins of the UK's largest solar energy installer. Speaking to BusinessGreen...

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