Pinnacle Power and DIF Capital Partners plot £1bn UK heat networks partnership

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Pinnacle Power

DIF Capital Partners snaps up majority stake in heat networks provider Pinnacle Power in bid to scale up delivery of heat networks across the UK

Pinnacle Power and DIF Capital Partners have announced a drive to decarbonise tens of thousands of homes and buildings across the country through a new £1bn heat networks partnership announced today...

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