Glasgow City Council has launched its '
Greenprint for Investment', a portfolio of investment projects
designed to significantly boost the city's target to reach Net-Zero
by 2030.
The scale and diversity of the projects reflects Glasgow's global
sustainability ambitions and provides international and activist
investors with a mix of decarbonising and transformative
development opportunities, alongside more traditional robust,
investor-ready propositions.
· The 'Greenprint for Investment' prospectus spans
£30bn of investments and place-based development opportunities, as
it invites international investment in the run up to COP26, the UN
Climate Change Conference.
· There is a mix of market-ready opportunities for
private capital and radical "unlock and scale" projects, developed
to appeal to investors seeking co-design and longer-term economic
partnerships.
· The prospectus is key to the city's 2030 target for a
Net-Zero Economy, Climate Resilience and a Just Transition for the
Glasgow City Region.
· Projects include scaling up the Clyde Climate Forest
by 9,000 hectares, a Glasgow Metro connecting the city region, a
city-wide retrofit programme to make all homes energy efficient and
provide new clean energy sources, and a proposal to power district
heating systems using the River Clyde - all of which will
contribute to Scottish targets.
The scale and diversity of the projects reflects Glasgow's
global sustainability ambitions and provides international and
activist investors with a mix of decarbonising and transformative
development opportunities, alongside more traditional robust,
investor-ready propositions.
- The 'Greenprint for Investment' prospectus spans £30bn of
investments and place-based development opportunities, as it
invites international investment in the run up to COP26, the UN
Climate Change Conference.
- There is a mix of market-ready opportunities for private
capital and radical "unlock and scale" projects, developed to
appeal to investors seeking co-design and longer-term economic
partnerships.
- The prospectus is key to the city's 2030 target for a Net-Zero
Economy, Climate Resilience and a Just Transition for the Glasgow
City Region.
- Projects include scaling up the Clyde Climate Forest by 9,000
hectares, a Glasgow Metro connecting the city region, a city-wide
retrofit programme to make all homes energy efficient and provide
new clean energy sources, and a proposal to power district heating
systems using the River Clyde - all of which will contribute to
Scottish targets.