'First-of-a-kind': Statkraft inks deal with Luminous Energy to manage power from Norfolk Solar Farm

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Bracon Ash Solar Farm | Credit: Luminous Energy
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Bracon Ash Solar Farm | Credit: Luminous Energy

Power Purchase Agreement will cover new 28.5MW Bracon Ash Solar Farm, which is to provide enough power for 9,500 homes

European renewables giant Statkraft has announced it has signed a seven-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Luminous Energy to manage the power from the 28.5MW Bracon Ash Solar Farm in Norfolk, which...

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