UK Carbon Trust Fund: A Public-Private Partnership for Eco-Innovation

UK Carbon Trust Fund: A Public-Private Partnership for Eco-Innovation 

UK Carbon Trust Fund: A Public-Private Partnership for Eco-Innovation in Better Policies to Support Eco-Innovation, Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) 2011.

 

This case study on the United Kingdom Carbon Trust Fund looks at the use of public-private partnerships to develop and diffuse eco-innovation. The mission of the Carbon Trust is to help businesses and public organizations to reduce their emissions of carbon dioxide through improved energy efficiency and the development of low-carbon technology. This publication discusses the advantages and potential disadvantages as well as the vaule added by the model and the conditions necessary for its efficient funcioning. 

 

Related Information: 

Clean Technology PPPs

 

Tracking Reference:

UK_Carbon Trust Fund PPP_OECD_EN.pdf

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