GE and Green Investment Group team up for 650MW Swedish onshore wind project

Michael Holder
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Two companies raise €800m financing to acquire 'massive' wind project from Swedish renewable energy developer Svevind

GE Renewable Energy and the Green Investment Group are teaming up to deliver a 650MW wind project in Sweden, having acquired what they claim will be one of the largest single-site onshore wind installations...

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