The REA established the Finance Forum to improve access to affordable finance for accelerating the deployment of renewable, recycling and associated clean technologies.
Its main aim is to bring renewable and clean technology developers and financers together to optimise the flow of funds into renewable and clean technologies.
By bringing developers and financiers together, the forum helps increase financiers’ understanding of clean tech’s potential, increase the understanding of financier requirements by projects, and reduce barriers to financing by developing appropriate regulations and policy.
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