Good Energy Group
Company description
The company harnesses energy from natural sources like sunshine, wind, rain and biofuels. It is one of the largest Feed-in-Tariff providers in the UK; and it is investing heavily in clean tech propositions - like battery storage solutions, electric vehicle tariffs and Smart.
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Company updates
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October 13, 2021
Octopus Energy divests minority stake to Generation Investment Management
Octopus Energy Group has announced a major strategic partnership with Generation Investment Management, a firm established in 2004 to back businesses driving sustainability and the fight against clima...
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March 18, 2020
Good Energy extends offtake deal with Ørsted's 210 MW Westermost Rough offshore wind project off the Yorkshire coast
Good Energy has renewed a deal with Ørsted. The agreement means 12% of the output of Ørsted’s Westermost Rough Wind Farm, located five miles off the Yorkshire coast in the UK, will...
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May 20, 2019
Good Energy closes sale of 5 MW solar project in UK
Good Energy Group PLC has announced that it has completed the sale of the 5 MW solar park at Brynwhilach Farm near Swansea to CORE Pisces Limited in partnership with Gower Power Co-op CIC, a local Wel...
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June 02, 2016
Good Energy Group PLC announces sale of a 4.65MW solar site in Kent
Good Energy Group PLC, the renewable electricity supplier and generator, has completed the sale of a 4.65MW solar site at Wrotham, near Maidstone, Kent, to a member of the Trina Solar group.
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August 12, 2014
Good Energy sells Norfolk solar farm site
Good Energy has achieved agreements to sell its planned 49.9 MW solar farm at West Raynham, Norfolk (England), to a member of China’s Trina Solar group.
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