SIMEC Atlantis eyes £7m funding push for tidal and waste-to-energy projects

Michael Holder
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Renewable energy developer unveils plans to launch latest five-year bond offer through peer-to-peer lending platform Abundance

SIMEC Atlantis hopes to raise £7m via a new five-year bond offer launched today, to fund its pipeline of waste-to-energy and tidal power projects. The global green energy developer - which is 50 per...

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