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Distgen launches £2.4M bond to repower Hampshire wind turbine

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Distgen, which operates refurbished community-scale wind turbines, launched a £2.4M bond to finance the repowering of the Faccombe turbine in Hampshire. The new turbine is expected to increase annual generation at the site to approximately 2,479MWh, more than tripling its previous capacity of 795MWh in 2025. The bond campaign was structured by Triodos Bank on the Ethex platform.

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The project aims to increase local renewable supply, with income supported by the government-backed Feed-in Tariff scheme until January 2032. Triodos Bank and Ethex have formed a partnership to channel more capital toward sustainability projects.

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  • Triodos BankStructured the crowdfunded bond campaign for the repowering project.

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  • Triodos BankSpeculative

    Triodos Bank could see its investment portfolio increase by structuring the £2.4M bond campaign on Ethex.

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