John Laing to launch £174m green infrastructure IPO

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Latest renewable energy fund targets UK wind and solar assets along with waste water plants

A new green infrastructure fund backed by infrastructure giant John Laing is seeking to raise up to £174m to invest in UK renewable energy and waste water assets via an initial public offering (IPO)...

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