Sainsbury’s new wind farm to power stores, offices and depots

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Sainsbury’s has completed its new onshore windfarm in Scotland that will provide up to 33% of its energy across stores, offices and depots.

The retailer’s director of property, procurement and EV ventures Patrick Dunne said: “We’re very proud to be investing in this state-of-the-art, sustainable source of new wind power, featuring the largest, most cutting-edge onshore turbines available in the UK.

“Now it’s completed, Longhill Burn Wind Farm can begin to realise its full potential, helping us take another massive step towards reducing our reliance on carbon,” he added.

Read more about Sainsbury’s windfarm on Sustainability Beat.

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Sainsbury’s new wind farm to power stores, offices and depots

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Sainsbury’s has completed its new onshore windfarm in Scotland that will provide up to 33% of its energy across stores, offices and depots.

The retailer’s director of property, procurement and EV ventures Patrick Dunne said: “We’re very proud to be investing in this state-of-the-art, sustainable source of new wind power, featuring the largest, most cutting-edge onshore turbines available in the UK.

“Now it’s completed, Longhill Burn Wind Farm can begin to realise its full potential, helping us take another massive step towards reducing our reliance on carbon,” he added.

Read more about Sainsbury’s windfarm on Sustainability Beat.

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