OnPath Energy unveils £1bn UK renewables investment plan

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Wind, solar and energy storage developer plans sets out investment plan to expand its portfolio of UK projects over the next five years

OnPath Energy has set its sights on investing around £1bn in clean energy projects across the UK over the next five years, the renewables developer announced today. The firm, which owns and operates...

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