Amazon lines up 229MW of wind capacity

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Renewables

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Americas, Europe

Amazon has announced it will purchase 229MW of wind capacity from three projects in Europe and the US. The company will buy the entire output from Invis Energy's 91.2MW wind farm in Donegal, Ireland. The project is expected to be the country's first unsubsidized major wind energy...

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