ScottishPower powers up £5.4bn green grid investment drive

James Murray
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Credit: Scottish Power

Energy giant's networks arm unveils billions of pounds of contract opportunities, as it looks to advance plan to boost grid capacity for renewables projects

Scottish Power has formally unveiled £4.5bn of contract opportunities designed to deliver the next phase of its electricity network investment plans. The energy giant's SP Energy Networks arm last week...

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