Mitsui invests £10m in UK clean energy supplier Tonik
Japanese trading giant sees UK 'at the forefront' of technologies to decarbonise global energy market
Japanese multinational Mitsui & Co. is setting its sights on the UK's growing clean energy market, funnelling "approximately" 1.4 billion yen ($13m) investment in Tonik Energy, an independent supplier...
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