Conergy and Camborne Energy sell UK solar farms in deal potentially worth over €100m

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Primrose Solar purchases 40MW pipeline of solar projects with an option to invest in a further 50MW of planned developments

Two of the UK's leading solar farm developers have completed a deal that could be worth over €100m, after agreeing to sell their pipeline of new projects to investors. Conergy and Camborne Energy announced...

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