Enviromena inks £200m deal to 'turbocharge' solar development

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Enviromena inks £200m deal to 'turbocharge' solar development

Debt and construction facility provides major boost to UK-based developers plans to deliver 2GW solar project pipeline

Clean energy developer Enviromena has today announced it has agreed a £200m debt and construction facility with Close Brothers to fund its plans to build 500MW of new generating assets by 2025. The...

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