Bewildered locals say key Solar 21 asset in England has ‘gone quiet’
Biomass plant crucial to plans to repay the firm’s worried investors showing few signs of life say locals
The Tansterne biomass plant in east Yorkshire
Fearghal O'Connor
An English biomass plant, crucial to troubled renewables developer Solar 21’s bid to pay back huge sums to Irish investors, has caused concern and bewilderment to those living next to it.
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