Terna Energy buys 200MW US wind farm

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Greek renewable power producer Terna Energy SA has announced the signing of a deal to acquire a 200MW wind farm in Texas for $310 million. The unspecified facility started commercial operation 15 months ago and takes the company's US wind portfolio to 493 MW.

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