REA’s Finance Forum engages leading financiers in renewables and clean technologies, in order to unlock the investment needed to deliver the transition to a clean, sustainable energy system and a circular economy.
See the resources and news sections below for our latest work in this area.
BEIS hosts a page listing funding opportunities for UK businesses to go green. Funding opportunities vary in terms of the technologies supported, and the target businesses.
Current available funding includes:
Heat Network Investment Project
Industrial Energy Transformation Fund – phase 1
Floating Offshore Wind Demonstration Programme
Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply 2 Competition
Full details of funding available can be seen here.
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