Norwegian climate fund backs India waste-to-energy player
A climate fund set up by Norwegian development finance institution Norfund has invested NOK 600m (USD 60.5m) in Indian solar and waste-to-energy company SEAL.
SAEL (Sustainable and Affordable Energy for Life) started out in 1979 as a grain storage company and launched its first biomass power plant in 2006. It now claims to be India’s largest agri-waste-to-energy...
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