Good Energy eyes £10m boost from second corporate bond offer

Michael Holder
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Renewable energy supplier hopes to raise money to support 'next phase' of growth, including energy storage and EV network plans

Good Energy has launched its second corporate bond offer with the aim of raising at least £10m to support the "next phase" of the renewable energy supplier's growth. Available to all UK residents over...

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