Imperative heads to England to fuel bioenergy push

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Irish bioenergy firm completes funding round and relocates to North West England

An Irish green energy company hoping to install more than £200m worth of projects over the next few years is set to move to the North West of England after completing a major funding round. Four-year-old...

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