Vitol and Low Carbon debut €200m renewables fund

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Jersey-based investment fund aims to snap up wind projects across Europe

Energy and commodities specialist Vitol and investment firm Low Carbon have teamed up to launch a new €200m renewables fund that will initially target the European wind energy sector. The Jersey-based...

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