Estée Lauder gives energy supply a face lift with major wind power deal
Cosmetics company inks 22MW Virtual Power Purchase Agreement to supply more than half its electricity needs
Estée Lauder is set to source more than half its global electricity needs through a 15-year virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) with a wind farm in Oklahoma. Under the VPPA, announced late last...
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