Google teams up with Silver Ridge Power in $103m solar deal

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Search giant completes latest renewable energy investment, ploughing more than $100m into Mount Signal Solar project

Google has continued its multimillion-dollar push into the renewable energy market, after agreeing to invest approximately $103m into the 265.7MW Mount Signal Solar project in California. Solar developer...

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