energy
The deal involves an upfront payment of £70 million and earn-outs up to £60 million subject to performance conditions
Ofgem has confirmed that the scheme will be available as a last resort option
The funding will further the study of producing hydrogen and energy from the electrolysis of water
The global wind turbine manufacturer will also provide service and maintenance under a five-year agreement
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