Santander and Natwest join £220m fundraise to supercharge UK battery infrastructure

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Pulse Clean Energy secures funding from six international banks to build more than 700MWh of battery storage infrastructure

Pulse Clean Energy has today revealed it has inked a £220m green finance deal with a consortium of six international banks – including Santander and Natwest – to build more than 700MWh of battery storage...

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