Field scores £200m backing to build out 4.5GWh battery storage pipeline

Stuart Stone
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Investment from DIF Capital geared towards supporting London-based battery storage developer and operator's growth across UK and Western Europe

London-based battery storage developer and operator Field has secured £200m backing to accelerate development of its 4.5GWh pipeline of grid-scale projects across the UK and Western Europe, it announced...

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