Vattenfall

The renewable project could reduce greenhouse gases by 300,000 tonnes and supply clean energy to up to 170,000 households

The 1,500MW project in Netherlands will employ Siemens Gamesa turbines and could power more than 2m Dutch homes with clean energy

The facility could produce enough electricity to cover the annual consumption of more than two million Dutch households

As many as 900 turbines at 50 onshore and offshore plants across Europe will receive blade maintenance and repair services under the contract

The project could bring an up to 90% reduction in households’ carbon dioxide emissions compared to conventional gas boilers

Dutch drivers will now be able to charge their EVs at home using ‘ready-to-install’ infrastructure or on-the-go using a charge card

The company, which had previously bought two European EV charging companies, aims to “contribute to the transition to a renewable energy powered transport sector in the UK”

The solar farm is being built in Germany and will have an installed capacity of 60MW

They have formed a 50:50 joint venture for the project and will also explore the potential of thermal storage and other local heat sources

The agreement will see AG Barr buy 22GWh of fossil-free power a year in order to power its factories and other sites more sustainably