Triodos Bank predicts 2011 solar financing crunch

Jessica Shankleman
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Ethical bank warns it will be forced to turn away many solar project developers, despite forecasting record growth in 2011

The head of business banking at Europe's largest sustainable bank has warned that many solar projects will fail to move forward this year as developers rush to secure financial backing before the government...

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