Nest and IFM partnership makes first investments in regional projects

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Nest represents a third of the UK's workforce | Credit: iStock
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Nest represents a third of the UK's workforce | Credit: iStock

Investments include £40m to support rural fibre broadband and £45m for energy-from-waste project

Nest has completed its first UK investment with IFM Investors, the asset manager it took a strategic stake in earlier this year, providing a further boost to the UK's low carbon infrastructure pipeline....

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