'The cost of inaction is just too high': IKEA to ramp up €4bn clean tech push

Michael Holder
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Ingka Group, which owns most IKEA stores worldwide, accelerates efforts to power entire value chain with its own renewables capacity

IKEA's largest global franchise owner has announced plans to inject an additional €4bn into scaling up the deployment of renewable power projects by the end of the decade, with a particular focus on expanding...

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