Great British energy could fulfill the ambition of the government to be a catalyst for investments in the private sector, because Ampyr Energie -Severs spread to match the £ 180 million for the public sector Solar PV.
Last week it was announced that GB Energy, the flagship energy company of the government, would spend £ 80 million to install solar pv in schools and £ 100 million for the same on NHS sites.
In response, Ampyr Distributed Energy wrote to the energy secretary Ed Miliband and GB Energy Chair Juergen Maier to emphasize the role that investors in the private sector can play in supplementing government financing.
The investor, who specializes in sustainable energy solutions on location, is supported by the capital of AGP Sustainable Real Assets, a global asset manager in the renewable energy and real estate sector.
Ampyr Distributed Energy’s CEO, John Behan, said that it is “safe to suggest” that a joint approach between the public and private sector will quickly follow the recording of renewable energy.
Behan continued: “We are willing to match the range of £ 180 million and to accelerate the approval of renewable energy and to reduce energy bills in health and education.”
The company works on a model that supplies financing through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), which means that renewable generation technologies are installed at zero in advance costs.
Handed suggested that the advantage of an installation that is carried out by a private company, delivery and installation is in pace, and “the certainty that assets will be maintained throughout their lives for optimum performance”.
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