A UK energy giant is investing $1B in California clean tech
Electrek • 2/17/2026
Summary
Octopus Energy Generation, a UK energy giant, is investing almost $1 billion in clean tech projects in California. This investment marks the company's latest effort to expand its presence in the US market.
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