'Pay as you save': Barclays and Hometree ink landmark £250m green home improvement deal

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Simon Phelan, CEO at Hometree / Credit: Hometree
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Simon Phelan, CEO at Hometree / Credit: Hometree

Major investment aims to enable the roll out of domestic clean technologies to over 28,000 homes

The green home finance market is set for a major boost, after residential energy services firm Hometree and banking giant Barclays today announced a £250m deal designed to enable clean tech installations...

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