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UK firm aids in biomass plant construction
Written by David Manly   
May 3, 2012 - May 3, 2012 - The UK biomass firm Ignis Biomass Ltd. has received additional funding from Ludgate Environmental Fund Ltd., which will be used to help fund the construction of a biomass plant in Scotland.

An article in Biomass Power and Thermal states that the plant, which will be built in Wick, Scotland, will use locally sources biomass fuel to replace the oil heating network that currently resides there. In addition, Ludgate also announced that it will fund a series of UK-based anaerobic digesters, as well as a heat recovery project in Germany.

“We are pleased to make these three investments in high growth industrial cleantech companies,” according to John Shakeshaft, chairman of Ludgate Environmental Fund. “These deals represent diverse investment in critically important resource efficiency supporting sustainable economic growth.”

For more details on the investments, please see Biomass Power and Thermal.