An energy from waste firm which owes more than €250 million to investors settled with a loan note holder to scupper a recent “threat” to wind up the company, its chief executive has said in court filings
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Michael Bradley, head of Solar 21, which has been delayed repaying 3,000 Irish investors in its first energy-from-waste plant, revealed the detail in an affidavit filed with the High Court as part of his company’s attempt to ...
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