Green Deal Finance Company says liquidation 'highly unlikely' as demand accelerates

James Murray
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Company confirms weekly demand for Green Deal plans has topped £2m for the first time, further fuelling hopes that refinancing package can be agreed

The Green Deal Finance Company (GDFC) has revealed it is increasingly confident it can secure a new financing package to allow it to continue to operate past the end of year, after the latest data revealed...

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