Johnson & Johnson proceeds with three renewable projects
Published by: Sandy Bhadare on 22 Jul 2021 One of the world’s largest healthcare companies Johnson & Johnson has engaged Baker McKenzie fo.
One of the world’s largest healthcare companies Johnson & Johnson has engaged Baker McKenzie for advice on three virtual power purchase agreements (VPPAs) in Europe, which will help the company to meet its ambitious renewable energy goals.
Johnson & Johnson hopes to obtain all of its electricity from renewable energy sources by 2025, and the three VPPAs will help the company to achieve this.
The VPPAs include a mix of wind and solar projects in Spain. The total energy generated by the projects will be 104 Megawatts (MW), or about 270,000 MW hours (MWh) of renewable energy per year.
THE arrival of new babies is always special and here at the
County Press, we are aware that lockdown has meant many families have not yet been able to show off their new arrivals to other family members and friends. We have launched our New Arrivals feature to allow new parents to send us pictures and details of their new babies if they want to - and we have had so many reponses.
Scroll through our gallery of 28 pictures above to see so many cute smiles. In our main image above is Percy, who was born on October 22, to Christopher and Charlotte Prew of Wootton. Weighing 5lbs 8.5oz, he is the couple s first baby.
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Ed Devlin spotted this promotion for a rather sophisticated little tipple in his local off-licence in Sydney, Australia. Clearly it’s aimed at a thirsty Scottish expat market. Puggled paw A TALE of agony and economy. The youngest son of Stevie Campbell from Hamilton is suffering from repetitive strain injury in his hand. Stevie showed much paternal concern by diagnosing the cause of this ailment as being a result of the lad’s habit of dipping a paw into papa’s wallet. The lad was unsatisfied with this prognosis and requested a second opinion. Alas, the doctor agreed with dad and said the young man should have no more hand doubts in future.
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We often publish signposts that make our readers laugh, though this one, spotted by Kenneth Eastham in Quebec, Canada, has managed to give itself a fit of the giggles
Single-minded CRIME scribe Ian Rankin has been using his pugnacious puzzling abilities to complete a jigsaw. Which initially sounds rather impressive. Though further investigation reveals it was a Beatles jigsaw, though only of Paul McCartney’s face. Which is about as impressive as completing a Lulu jigsaw that only includes one Lu.
Gabbing greens WE recently revealed that American scientists have taught spinach how to send emails. An unimpressed David Donaldson argues that there’s nothing new about plant communication. “We’ve had SAGE telling us what to do for a year now,” he points out.