Octopus Renewables to add 690MW of capacity with flurry of European wind power deals

Michael Holder
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Credit: Octopus Renewables

Clean energy investor has added onshore wind projects across the UK, Sweden, France, and Finland to its portfolio

Octopus Renewables is set to add another 690MW of wind power to its generation portfolio over the next 10 years, today announcing four new European wind farm deals that together boast enough capacity to...

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