At EDF Renewables’ Curraghmartin solar farm in Co Kilkenny were Circle K Ireland managing director Ciara Foxton with Ryanne Burges, director for offshore and Ireland at EDF Renewables UK and Ireland. Photograph: Naoise Culhane
Under the deal, which will last until 2036, Circle K has committed to buy electricity for the 168 branches it owns in Ireland from three EDF solar farms in Wexford and Kilkenny.“As a business, we are committed to implementing environmentally sustainable practices across our operations and this agreement enables us to make real progress against this commitment,” said Circle K Ireland managing director Ciara Foxton.
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