Study: Retail investors could raise more than £200bn for low-carbon energy infrastructure

Cecilia Keating
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Study: Retail investors could raise more than £200bn for low-carbon energy infrastructure

But concerns about greenwashing are hampering efforts to expand the impact investing sector

The public could help unlock hundreds of billions of pounds of investment in the low-carbon energy infrastructure needed to deliver on net zero emissions goals, according to new research from Thrive Renewables....

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