OCTOPUS Energy is facing criticism for funding a new incinerator in Scotland.
Residents in Irvine, North Ayrshire have hit out at the energy company, which specialises in renewable energy, for funding the new Oldhall incinerator despite the environmental impact it will have on the area.
The Oldhall incinerator is owned by Doveryard Limited, which itself is owned by funds managed by Octopus Renewables. "Although Doveryard's PR consultancy has set up a local liaison committee, they have a rigorous vetting process; why are they afraid of discussion if they have nothing to hide?
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