Who won: Great British Energy Transition Finance – Market Opportunity Assessment Active

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The Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) and Great British Energy (GBE) are partnering together to explore the development of a commercially sensitive initiative to provide focused funding of up to £500m to the existing energy services supply chain in Scotland and the wider UK, aimed at enabling and accelerating the energy transition. A robust, defensible evidence base is required to support internal decision-making, engagement with public and private stakeholders, and the defining of SNIBs and GBE's role in an emerging market. Both Parties are commissioned an economic and market assessment to establish the scale of the investment opportunity associated with Transition Finance – specifically, the financing of established energy service and supply chain companies as they diversify and transition towards clean energy markets. The output will be capable of withstanding external scrutiny from government, industry bodies, co-investors and potential investment partners. Analysis is to be supported by a transparent and replicable methodology. The requirement is for a credible estimate of the addressable investment market size and opportunity, broken down into relevant sub sectors or

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