Triodos Bank UK has provided senior debt finance to support the purchase of the Emblehope & Burngrange Estate in Northumberland by nature restoration company RESTORE. The acquisition will enable the long-term restoration of a 7,500-acre landscape dedicated entirely to restoring natural processes. Located in Northumberland, the project aims to restore natural ecological processes across the landscape. Planned restoration activities include rewetting approximately 800 hectares of degraded peatland, restoring areas of lost or degraded vegetation and creating low-intensity grazing systems to support greater habitat diversity. Over time, the landscape is expected…
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Public vote names Triodos Bank as Best Ethical Financial Provider for fifth year running
Triodos Bank UK has again been named Best Ethical Financial Provider at the British Bank Awards, as well as highly commended in Best Current Account Provider. The awards are run by Smart Money People, the UK’s most comprehensive financial services review site. With over 200,000 votes for the 2026 awards, votes for Triodos Bank highlighted strong commitment to ethical practices, excellence in customer support and the ease of managing money through the banking app or online. Triodos Bank achieved an overall 4.8 out of five rating from thousands of reviews,…
Read MoreTriodos Bank finances expansion of commercial fast-charging network in Greater London
Triodos Bank has provided finance to LEAP24, a rapidly growing provider of fast-charging stations, across both its Dutch and UK businesses. The new loan facilities enable LEAP24 to expand access to commercial electric vehicles near zero-emission zones in Dutch cities and Greater London. In the UK, LEAP24 currently owns and operates 11 sites, with plans to grow to 34 sites and 80 DC chargers by the end of 2027. Through a network of fast-charging stations at strategic locations – such as near city centres and on business parks – LEAP24…
Read MoreTriodos Bank UK backs Nature Impact’s acquisition of 102-acre Kent farm for habitat restoration
Nature Impact, a UK natural capital developer, has acquired a 102-acre site in Wrotham, Kent, to restore degraded farmland into permanently protected habitats, backed by financing from Triodos Bank UK. The acquisition marks Nature Impact’s third habitat bank site and the latest step in its ongoing partnership with Triodos Bank, following earlier projects in Kent and East Sussex. The Wrotham Hill Nature Reserve will see underutilised grade 3 farmland, alongside ancient woodland and hedgerows, restored and permanently dedicated to nature, with habitats secured and independently monitored under the UK’s Biodiversity…
Read MoreTriodos Bank prioritises financing of energy storage, local grids and reduction solutions
Triodos Bank launched a renewed energy vision today, including its approach to financing the energy transition. The bank prioritises financing of energy storage, local electricity grids, energy efficiency and circular supply chains, while maintaining exclusions for the fossil fuel industry, nuclear power and non-green hydrogen. Triodos Bank highlights the importance of financing models that support community energy, decentralised ownership and projects that improve affordability and resilience, particularly for households facing energy poverty. The bank pays close attention to demand side solutions, such as energy efficient buildings, sustainable mobility and systems…
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