Green Investment Bank mulling £50m anaerobic digestion investment

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Market report says technology is "at the heart" of its waste investment strategy

The Green Investment Bank (GIB) has said anaerobic digestion (AD) projects are "at the heart" of its waste investment strategy, revealing that it is currently considering direct investment of up to £50m...

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