British exporters should soon be eligible for more favourable loans for climate-friendly investments, under international trade measures that came into force this week. Under a new arrangement between Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) nations, businesses developing projects such as renewable energy, carbon capture and storage, hydrogen production, grid infrastructure, and clean transport technologies could be offered longer repayment terms and more flexible repayment structures by national export credit agencies. The amendment to a pre-existing "gentleman's...
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