Australia’s Vulcan Energy said on Wednesday it has secured a 879 million euros ($921.90 million) conditional debt commitment from Export Finance Australia and commercial banks to fund its Phase One Lionheart project in Germany.($1 = 0.9535 euros)(By Roshan Thomas; Editing by Alan Barona)&nbsp;

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Vulcan Energy secures near $922m debt commitment for Lionheart project financing

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Vulcan Energy secures near $922m debt commitment for Lionheart project financing

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