UK carbon capture specialist Nuada wins £3.4m backing from BGF

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The investment is an extension to Nuada's £4.5m Series A round which was co-led by the Clean Growth Fund and Barclays' Sustainable Impact Capital portfolio

UK-based capital investor BGF has announced it has invested £3.4m into carbon capture company Nuada, formerly known as MOF Technologies. Nuada focuses on carbon capture for hard to abate industries...

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