Value of Carillion's flagship Green Deal job falls by £600m

摘要

The value of Carillion's £1.6bn flagship Birmingham Green Deal scheme has plummeted by £600m as negotiations with prospective partner authorities have ground to a halt. Carillion was appointed to run the Birmingham Energy Savers (BES) housing retrofit scheme in October 2012. Under the scheme it acts as a partner to Birmingham council to offer £600m of housing retrofits across the city between 2012 and 2020 funded through the Green Deal, ECO and other government schemes. The original tender for the scheme also contained the prospect of rolling it out to other neighbouring areas, boosting the scheme's value to £1.5bn. It was later revised up to £1.6bn.