ElectroRoute and Low Carbon agree balancing PPAs for 140MW of UK solar projects

Stuart Stone
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Energy trader and B Corp energy developer ink balancing PPAs for four solar projects capable of powering almost 50,000 homes a year

Energy trader ElectroRoute and renewables developer Low Carbon have inked a series of balancing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) providing a route-to-market and trading solution for four UK-based solar...

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