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Read more »Rolls-Royce has started construction of a 43MW output battery storage facility, under an EPC contract from Voltario Helios Energy Storage.
Corby’s Willowbrook Plant has further extended its sales territory for heavy Hyundai machinery, growing its patch for the second time since it became a Hyundai heavy line dealer.
GRS will deliver the roads and sewers package at Persimmon Homes’ Pepper Lane in Standish, for a new development The Acorns.
Coyle Equipment Services has taken delivery of two new Isuzu trucks from local dealer Cordwallis Group.
Advance Green Futures has started work on restoring nature and biodiversity to the 268-hectare Potland Burn mining site in Northumberland. As well as benefiting the environment, the site will provide a bank of biodiversity net gain units for local developers.
