NextPower V ESG secures US$100m for solar and storage expansion

The UKs largest solar and battery energy pipeline has secured an additional US$110 million (85.7 million) in capital funding. Following a strong opening year for its UK-based investment strategy, the fund has been boosted by investors in the UK, Europe and Europe, according to the Financial Times (EIU) newspaper in London.. But One of the world s biggest investment firms, NextEnergy Capital, has confirmed it has received more than 100m in foreign investment from the European pension fund, NPV Environmental Group (FGG), which is expected to be the first to receive further funds from offshore investments, and will be given another 200m to boost its renewable energy and storage infrastructure. The BBC understands what it expects to see as the new fund is set to become the largest international fund to date following the launch of its new schemes and plans to invest in UK solar power giant Next Energy Capital - and could increase the value of 20bn of investment in its global supply of electricity, energy storage and power storage, as part of an investment project in Europe. Here is the full outline of how it looks at the impact of new-builds in England and Wales, but it is now being invested in an international investment fund worth 15m. A new investment is due to take place next year, with higher numbers of people looking for more investment, investment and energy returns from UK businesses across the country, to help boost growth.

Source: solarpowerportal.co.uk
Published on 2024-03-08