
Funding future energy
The investment outlook
Soon afterwards, the UK government published its long-awaited Energy Security Strategy, providing much-needed clarity on the areas where it aims to focus, and those where it does not. Meanwhile, businesses, communities and financial institutions are all looking for ways to achieve their ESG goals, making sustainability a hot area for investment.
In this year’s report, we’ve provided a snapshot of current and future trends in equity and debt finance in the future energy sector, covering the UK, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Market trends include:
- A noticeable increase in confidence and risk appetite amongst investors
- Joint ventures being entered into at an earlier stage and continuing for longer
- A strong precedent in technologies like battery storage, paving the way for a greater breadth and depth of funding
- As the amount of available capital outweighs the number of new projects, technologies are starting to compete on a more equal footing, meaning project modelling and developer pedigree will become increasingly important
No items found.
No items found.
Get in touch
Get in touch
No items found.
Insights & events

Sun, sea… and tax risk? What boards need to know about working abroad this summer

Umbrella company reform: what businesses need to do now

Tax in the Financial Services Sector 2025: Dealing with historic tax issues

The role of lenders in the transition to employee ownership

Employee Ownership - How an EOT can support your ESG agenda

Standish v Standish - Supreme Court ruling on matrimonial assets

Tax in the Financial Services Sector 2025 - the Temporary Repatriation Facility

Tax in the Financial Services Sector 2025 - Tax charges for pension scheme trustees and providers

Tax in the FS sector 2025 - UK withholding tax qualifying private placement exemption

Tax in the Financial Services sector 2025: General tax outlook
Related services
No items found.



%20%C3%94%C3%87%C3%B4%20790px%20X%20451px%2072ppi10.jpg)















