Greener Grid Park: Statkraft starts work on £100m grid stability project

James Murray
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A CGI of the Necton Greener Grid Park / Credit: Statkraft
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A CGI of the Necton Greener Grid Park / Credit: Statkraft

Largest grid stability project to date to strengthen grid resilience without relying on traditional fossil fuel plants

Energy giant Statkraft has today announced it has started construction of its latest Greener Grid Park, after committing more than £100m to deliver the flagship grid stability project. The Necton Greener...

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