Ampeak Energy receives final £3.5m tranche from CCR loan

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Ampeak Energy Limited (LON:AMP) has advised that it has received the final tranche of £3.5m of the £8.5m loan from Cardiff Capital Region (CCR), first announced on 16th April 2025.

The final payment was made following the receipt of planning permission, as announced on 1 October 2025, and the expiry of the Judicial Review period for the AW2 battery storage project.

Ampeak Energy will utilise these funds to further accelerate the delivery of its exciting pipeline of battery storage projects.

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