Green Investment Bank backs Northern Ireland's largest waste-to-energy plant

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New £107m plant to generate power from household and commercial waste

The UK Green Investment Bank (GIB) will invest close to half of the funds needed to build Northern Ireland's largest energy-from-waste plant, it was confirmed yesterday. The bank announced it has committed...

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