'A top five wind developer globally': BP and JERA to form offshore wind joint venture

James Murray
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New 50:50 joint venture to be backed by up to $5.8bn of investment through to 2030

Oil and gas major BP and Japanese energy giant JERA have today announced plans to form a new renewable energy joint venture that will combine the two companies' offshore wind businesses. The new venture...

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