Green signal: Network Rail inks 'first of a kind' solar PPA

Stuart Stone
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Operator of mainline stations in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds, and Bristol agrees 14-year solar deal with EDF

Network Rail has today announced a corporate power-purchase agreement (PPA) to power its offices and managed stations, including all London's mainline stations and major stops in Birmingham, Manchester,...

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