Ecotricity on track to raise over £12m through latest ecobond

James Murray
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With two days to go until deadline green energy specialist confirms latest bond issue is set to deliver fresh injection of capital

Green energy specialist Ecotricity has confirmed its latest bond issue is poised to go ahead, after receiving applications for over £12m of its so-called ecobonds ahead of tomorrow's deadline for its corporate...

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