West Suffolk Council: packaging projects together into a viable proposition
UKIB will provide a £17 million loan to West Suffolk Council to support delivery of a programme of net zero projects, including building decarbonisation, roof top solar, transitioning the Council’s fleet to electric vehicles, renewable energy investment as part of major projects and the decarbonisation of community assets such as upgrading street lights to LEDs.
Improving connectivity on the Docklands Light Railway in east and south London
The UK Infrastructure Bank Local Authority function provided a £300m facility to Transport for London to support delivery of its Docklands Light Railway (DLR) Rolling Stock Replacement Programme.
Accelerating building decarbonisation in Leeds
The Leeds Low Carbon Accelerator (LLCA) is working on the design of a ‘one stop shop’ service to deliver a hyper-local, fully supported, end-to-end customer proposition that will enable more homeowners to retrofit their homes.
Delivering better connectivity through mass transit in Glasgow
Clyde Metro represents a multi-billion pound investment over a 30-year period and could better connect more than 1.5 million people to employment, education, and health services in and around Glasgow. The Glasgow City Council-led Clyde Metro Team is supporting the development of the mass transit scheme following its recent confirmation by the Scottish Government as a key future transport investment priority.
Financing bus priority interventions in the West Midlands
In March 2022, the UK Infrastructure Bank provided the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) with a £10m facility to help fund the development of the Sprint Bus Route scheme along the heavily congested A45 corridor.