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UK ENER-G to invest GBP 2.6mn in green energy generation in country.

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UK ENER-G to invest GBP 2.6mn in green energy generation in country. UK sustainable energy producer ENER-G announced it won three contracts for production of methane at three landfill sites in Hungary . Two of the sites were operated by an Austrian waste management company and the respective contracts had a fifteen-year validity period. The third contract was signed for a ten-year period and concerned a site, operated by the local municipality in the general region of the capital Budapest . Total investments at the three sites were planned at GBP 2.6mn (HUF 760.4mn or EUR 3.3mn). Aggregate capacity of electricity generation at the three sites was estimated at 2.65MW.

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