Haven invests £18m in holiday park solar and energy efficiency drive

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Haven

EXCLUSIVE: Holiday park firm unveils multi-million-pound project to deliver 9MW of solar capacity and cut carbon emissions by 15 per cent this year

Holiday park operator Haven has unveiled plans to invest £18m in energy saving measures and the deployment of 9MW of solar capacity across 39 of its 41 sites this year. The firm today confirmed more...

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