How Ingenious is planning to boost on-site wind power

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Investment fund seeks to raise £160m to back mid-sized wind, solar, and energy efficiency projects

UK investment firm Ingenious is poised to launch the first UK fund offering individuals and institutions the chance to invest in a portfolio of mid-sized wind power projects backed by the feed-in tariff....

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