More Clouds Gather Over Britain's Renewable Energy Trusts – Is There Any Hope For The Sector?

22 Nov 2025 | Abstracted from MoneyWeek

UK renewable energy trusts face subsidy cuts as inflation linkage shifts from RPI (higher, UK‑specific) to CPI (lower, global standard). This change could erase billions in income, undermining valuations. Combined with weak governance, volatile NAV assumptions, and shaken investor confidence, share prices have fallen. Restoring trust requires stronger boards and shareholder‑focused reforms.

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