Vattenfall cuts ribbon on Wales' largest onshore wind farm

Madeleine Cuff
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More than half of the £400m investment to build the new Pen y Cymoedd wind farm went to Welsh business, Vattenfall announces

Wales' largest onshore wind farm is officially up and running, with Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones heralding the technology as a "key part" of Wales' low-carbon economic future. Vattenfall, the Swedish...

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