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Statkraft Receives Planning Permission for Greener Grid Park in UK

By Patrick VaughnFebruary 18, 20242 Mins Read
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Statkraft, a leading energy company, has been granted planning permission to commence construction on the Greener Grid Park adjacent to the Coylton substation in the United Kingdom. This pioneering project, featuring 50MW batteries, aims to bolster the stability of the electricity grid while facilitating the transmission of increased renewable power. The Greener Grid Park utilizes

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