Report: Institutional investors hold key to green energy finance breakthrough

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Policy and process barriers are preventing projects accessing finance provided by pension funds and insurance company assets

Institutional investors such as pension funds and insurance companies could provide up to half the finance needed to develop renewable energy projects through to 2035 if policy barriers can be opvercome...

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