Earth Capital Partners completes first round for renewable energy mega-fund

James S Murray
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Investment firm aiming to raise up to €750m by November 2010

London-based green investment firm Earth Capital Partners (ECP) announced this week that it has completed its first round of fund-raising for its planned €750m renewable energy fund. The company said...

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