Floating wind developer Simply Blue secures £6.4m boost from Octopus Renewables

Michael Holder
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Octopus Renewables snaps up 12 per cent stake in marine energy firm's holding company

Marine and floating offshore wind energy developer Simply Blue has secured a £6.4m funding boost from two of Octopus Renewables' investment funds, as the green energy investor expands its interests in...

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