NextEnergy Solar Fund signs £26m solar farm deals

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Investment fund agrees to purchase 21MW Langenhoe solar farm and to build 2.6MW extension to Bilsham solar famr in Sussex

NextEnergy Solar Fund has signed deals worth over £26m for two UK solar power plants boasting a total of 23.8MW. The investment company announced today that agreements have been signed for the 21.2MW...

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