Jaguar Land Rover to generate over a quarter of its UK electricity from off-grid renewables

Stuart Stone
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Auto maker details plans for fleet of off-grid green energy schemes capable of powering 44,500 UK homes a year

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has revealed plans to meet more than a quarter of its UK electricity demand from new onsite and near-site renewables projects capable of producing almost 120MW of clean energy at...

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