Foresight boosts solar portfolio with 34MW acquisition

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Investment company takes ownership of two solar farms in Warwickshire and one in Kent

Investment outfit Foresight Solar Fund has expanded its solar portfolio by 34MW, after completing the purchase of three new solar farms across England. The investor announced late last week it has acquired...

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