Legal & General pumps up financial backing for low-carbon heat

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Financial giant Legal & General has announced additional backing for heat pump technology, building on investments made last year

British financial services giant Legal & General announced yesterday that it is scaling up its backing for low-carbon technologies by providing debt finance to a renewables funding scheme named HeartRHIght,...

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