Tamar secures 'industry first' £32m anaerobic digestion loan

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Anaerobic digestion specialist says RBS loan is major boost to its expansion plans

Two months after Royal Bank of Scotland confirmed plans to offer funding for anaerobic digestion (AD) plants, one of the industry's biggest players has bagged a £32m loan from the bank. Tamar Energy...

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