Study: UK faces 'mammoth' £615bn green infrastructure investment gap

Stuart Stone
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Study: UK faces 'mammoth' £615bn green infrastructure investment gap

New analysis from the Association of British Insurers warns UK faces £615bn funding challenge to meet requirements for energy, transport, and housing infrastructure through to 2030 - having secured a little over half the £1.3tr needed

Fresh research has laid bare the "mammoth infrastructure investment challenge" the UK faces if it is to deliver the onshore and offshore wind, carbon capture and storage, electric vehicle charging infrastructure,...

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