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Country summary: United Kingdom
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| Completed deals: | 1191 |
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United Kingdom - recent news
| 11 Dec 25 |
UK: Offshore wind supply chain receives further £13m boost from The Crown Estate’s Supply Chain Accelerator programme Sixteen projects across England, Wales and Scotland are set to share over £13m through The Crown Estate’s innovative Supply Chain Accelerator. |
| 11 Dec 25 |
UK: Consent awarded for Clifton Marsh Solar Farm Fylde Council have unanimously consented the 49.9 MW Clifton Marsh Solar Farm. The site will generate enough electricity to power 14,000 UK homes annually, and help avoid more than 20,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year. |
| 11 Dec 25 |
UK: Major boost for UK clean energy supply chains The £1 billion Energy Engineered in the UK (EEUK) programme will mobilise public and private investment to unlock critical supply chains and create thousands of skilled jobs. As part of this programme, GBE is opening its £300 million GBE Supply Chain Fund. |
| 11 Dec 25 |
UK: United Infrastructure acquires Wood’s UK Transmission and Distribution Business United Infrastructure has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the UK Transmission and Distribution engineering business ('UK T&D') of John Wood Group. |
| 11 Dec 25 |
UK: Serica Energy completes acquisition of Prax Upstream AIM-listed Serica Energy has announced that, following receipt of NSTA consent for change of control, the acquisition of PUL from Prax Exploration & Production has now completed. |
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