Schneider Electric snaps up Zeigo PPA platform

Cecilia Keating
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Schneider Electric snaps up Zeigo PPA platform

Multinational claims purchase will cement its position as world's 'largest and most experienced corporate renewable energy advisor'

Schneider Electric has announced it has purchased UK-based renewables procurement platform Zeigo, arguing the acquisition will enable it to simplify clean energy procurement for businesses around the world....

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