GIB and Equitix commit £25m for green energy plant in Wrexham

Madeleine Cuff
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5.4MW biomass plant will power 2,400 homes, reducing annual carbon emissions by around 6,000 tonnes

Wrexham will soon be home to a £25m biomass facility following investment confirmation from the Green Investment Bank (GIB) and sustainable investors Equitix. The 5.4MW green energy facility will generate...

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