Home GCC Qatar Qatar to invest billions in UK green technology site The country is planning to build a science and engineering campus in the north of England by Bloomberg November 4, 2021 Qatar plans to launch a fund to invest billions in new green engineering projects in the UK in partnership with Rolls-Royce, according to a report in the Sunday Times newspaper. The Middle Eastern state is planning to build a science and engineering campus in the north of England that would host green technology startup companies, the report said. Rolls-Royce will make its laboratory and manufacturing resources available to the startups and take shares in some of the projects. The fund aims to create five “unicorn” companies – startups worth $1bn – by 2030 and up to 20 by 2040. Feasibility studies are to be completed by mid-2022, the paper said, citing a person close to the project. Newcastle is a front-runner to host the project but the location is far from being decided, the newspaper said, citing anonymous people. Tags England Qatar Rolls-Royce startups 0 Comments You might also like Hub71 launches Dhs150,000 angel investor support package Google, Hub71 partner to launch startup programme in 2025 How MENA startups are powering growth through inclusion Qatar plans to invest $1.3bn in climate technology in Britain