Proximocast: 20 minutes with Bob Psaradellis, Island Green Power

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Power, Renewables

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Asia-Pacific, Europe

Thomas Hopkins

Deputy Editor

Proximo and TXF talk to Island Green Power's Bob Psaradellis about topics such as the Cottam Solar project in Lincolnshire, key markets in which the company is expanding, and the advantages of co-locating solar and BESS projects.

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