Seagreen touts corporate power contracts from Scotland's largest offshore wind farm

James Murray
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SSE's Beatrice offshore wind farm | Credit: SSE
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SSE's Beatrice offshore wind farm | Credit: SSE

New short term power purchase agreements designed to help energy intensive businesses secure renewable energy with 'ease and speed'

Two years ahead of its official opening, Scotland's largest offshore wind farm has this week announced the launch of new corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) that will allow energy-intensive businesses...

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