Low Carbon invests in Energy Networks Europe CHP expansion drive

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Renewable energy investment company acquires majority stake in combined heat and power specialist, Energy Networks Europe

Leading green energy investment firm Low Carbon will today announce it has acquired a majority stake in combined heat and power (CHP) specialist Energy Networks Europe (ENE) for an undisclosed sum...

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