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Tories Vow to Scrap the Climate Change Act — REUTERS / ixx511

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Tories Vow to Scrap the Climate Change Act

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United Kingdom · United Kingdom

AkzoNobel revs up plans to halve fleet emissions

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Co-Op Strengthens Climate Action with RWE Through PPA Securing Clean Electricity From Gwynt Y Môr Wind Farm

Wales, United Kingdom · Wales

Co-Op Strengthens Climate Action with RWE Through PPA Securing Clean Electricity From Gwynt Y Môr Wind Farm

Co-op strengthens climate action with RWE through PPA securing clean electricity from Gwynt y Môr wind farm (IN BRIEF) RWE and Co-op Group have entered a seven-year Power Purchase Agreement that will see Co-op source 33 GWh of renewable electricity annually from the Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm, enough to power around 140 Co-op food stores or 12,200 homes each year. The deal supports Co-op’s ambitious net zero targets of 2035 for its operation…See the Story

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