Green experts hopeful on new UK infra bank

Jasper Cox

November 26, 2020 07:30 pm

Sunak_PA_575x375_25November2020 — Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak, Conservative Party MP for Richmond (Yorks), leaves 11 Downing Street to announce the Treasury's one-year spending review in the House of Commons in London, England, on November 25, 2020. The review is understood to include a 4.3 billion pound package of investment in job creation, with any decisions on tax rises and spending cuts deferred until the country is further clear of the coronavirus crisis that has consumed public finances this year. (Photo by David Cliff/NurPhoto) | David Cliff/NurPhoto/PA Images

A new UK national infrastructure bank, announced by the government on Wednesday, is set to be up and running quickly, although details remain thin on the ground. While framed around infrastructure, a big part of its mandate could relate to the country's net zero carbon plans.

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