Charles River Labs to buy wind power for European ops from Repsol

Charles River Labs to buy wind power for European ops from Repsol Image by Repsol (www.repsol.com)

Spanish energy company Repsol SA (BME:REP) has entered into a virtual power purchase agreement (VPPA) with US pharmaceutical company Charles River Laboratories International Inc (NYSE:CRL) tied to 30.5 MW of wind capacity in Spain.

Repsol will provide enough wind energy to Charles River so it could meet 100% of its European power needs by 2023.

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The renewable power will be sourced from a wind farm that is currently under construction. Scheduled to be completed in 2023, the asset is part of the 860-MW Delta II wind complex located in the eastern Spanish region of Aragon. With a total of 26 wind parks, Delta II is Repsol's largest renewable project to date, the multi-energy company said.

Repsol recently increased its 2030 target for installed renewables by 60% to 20 GW and aims to hit 6 GW in 2025.

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