Octopus Renewables taps trio of European firms for wind power PPA deals

Cecilia Keating
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Octopus Renewables manages more than 300 solar, onshore wind and biomass projects | Credit: Octopus Renewables
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Octopus Renewables manages more than 300 solar, onshore wind and biomass projects | Credit: Octopus Renewables

Kimberley-Clark, Eesti Energy and Owens Coming have all signed deals to directly buy wind power from Octopus Renewables

Estonian energy firm Eesti Energia, US building materials company Owens Corning and US consumer goods firm Kimberley-Clark have snapped up deals with Octopus Renewables for a total of 3,000GW of wind power...

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