Triodos extends £5m green energy crowdfunding offer

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Company celebrates £2m raise during offer period, but warns investors have been 'put off' by FSA rules

Triodos Renewables has extended its crowdfunded share offer to January, after falling short of the £5m it targeted to expand its green energy portfolio. The initial offer period between October 14 and...

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