BVCA's EETB report states need for green investment bank
The BVCAтs Energy, Environment and Technology Board (EETB) has today published a report stating that a Green Investment Bank (GIB) can help facilitate and accelerate private sector investment to meet the UKтs 2020 and 2050 low carbon, renewable energy and energy security targets, as well as create UK jobs.
Creating a low carbon economy entails vast investment. For instance, to meet the UK's targets for 2020, a minimum of £200bn needs to be invested in power generation and grid technologies, as estimated by the office of the Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem).
EETB consists of UK-based fund managers that invest in low carbon, renewable and sustainable technologies, ranging from early-stage venture capital companies to established infrastructure projects deploying proven clean power generation technologies. Collectively, EETB members have more than £10bn in funds under management.
To date, over £700m of this has been invested in UK companies, saving an estimated 4.2 million tonnes of CO2 p.a. while creating thousands of UK jobs.
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