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July 04, 2014

OX2 acquires Polish wind power company, Greenfield Wind
Stockholm, Sweden (SPX) Jul 03, 2014
The acquisition of the project development company Greenfield Wind gives OX2 the local expertise needed to finance and build high-quality wind farms in Poland. The goal is to expand the company, and to achieve a leading position in the sector. OX2 has acquired Greenfield Wind, a Warsaw-based project development company focusing on wind power in Poland. The acquisition includes all operations, 11 staff and a project portfolio of around 220 MW. "Poland is an exciting market, and we have now ac ... read more

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