Octopus on Octopus: Energy supplier to take on 2.8GW renewable power portfolio

Michael Holder
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Octopus Energy Group is set to become one of the largest renewables operations and investors in Europe | Credit: Octopus Energy
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Octopus Energy Group is set to become one of the largest renewables operations and investors in Europe | Credit: Octopus Energy

Octopus Energy to bring retail business and 2.8GW renewables portfolio under single roof as it aims to match supply with generation

Octopus Energy is set to bring an additional £3.4bn-worth of renewable energy generation capacity within its portfolio with the acquisition of its asset management sister company Octopus Renewables, in...

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