Published
15 July 2011 | By Grant Thornton
The UK has a legal commitment to reduce its carbon emissions and generate more energy from renewable sources, but to achieve its goals, the scale of investment may reach £1 trillion over the next 10-20 years. Grant Thornton and the Co - Operative Bank have written a report which puts the case for investment by the Green Investment Bank in the small-scale renewables sector alongside the larger projects which will take the bulk of the available finance.
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