The US banker credited with establishing clean energy debt financing through bonds has said he will be looking to the EU and UK for business due to the policy uncertainty unfolding in the US.
John May, Managing Director at investment bank Hamilton Clark Sustainable Capital, told H2 View’s finance webinar, “The Trump administration has thrown a tremendous amount of instability and risk into everything in sustainable fuels and chemicals.”
May also referenced reports that the US Department of Energy (DOE) may move to axe funding for regional clean hydrogen hub (H2Hub) developments in Democratic-voting states and described the landscape for investment as “insanity.”
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