Green Investment Group makes first investment under Macquarie control, backs energy-from-waste plant

Madeleine Cuff
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Green Investment Group commits £38m to Wheelabrator Technologies as part of £207m loan for new energy-from-waste plant in West Yorkshire

The Green Investment Group (GIG) - formerly the Green Investment Bank until it was sold to Australian bank Macquarie last month - has made its first investment under private ownership, backing the construction...

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