EcoPellets unveils plans for £100m Welsh renewables complex

James S Murray
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Irish company seeking planning permission for 40MW biomass and wind plan

Just days after the Welsh Assembly unveiled ambitious plans to cut the use of fossil fuel-based energy by 80 per cent by 2025, an Irish firm has announced plans to create a £100m renewable energy hub in...

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