Severn Trent Green Power unveils plans for new solar parks

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Projects set to add around 180GWh of generation capacity once all four sites are online

Renewable energy developer Severn Trent Green Power (STGP) has announced it is expanding its presence in the solar energy market and will shortly begin work on four new solar parks capable of delivering...

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