SunEdison continues acquisition spree with $2.2bn move to buy Vivint Solar

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US solar giant says deal would accelerate expansion as it pursues goal of becoming the 'leading global residential and commercial solar provider'

US renewable energy giant SunEdison Inc looks set to continue its recent acquisition drive, after announcing plans to buy residential solar specialist Vivint Solar Inc for around $2.2bn. The companies...

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