'Multi-million pound' investment in latest UK energy storage projects confirmed

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VLC energy announces plans for two of the UK's largest lithium ion energy storage projects in Cumbria and Kent

The UK's nascent energy storage sector received a further boost this week, after a new venture announced it is to invest a 'multi-million pound' sum in delivering two of the country's largest battery storage...

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