Stonewater Secures £75 Million Loan to Drive Green Housing Projects

Stonewater, one of the UK’s leading housing associations, has secured a £75 million loan to accelerate its sustainable housing developments, supporting the country’s broader net-zero goals.

Stonewater has secured a £75 million loan from ABN AMRO Bank N.V. to support its push for more energy-efficient, affordable housing across the UK.

The funding will help the housing association build new homes that meet high environmental standards, contributing to national net-zero targets. It’s part of Stonewater’s wider strategy to cut carbon emissions, lower energy bills for tenants, and future-proof its developments.

“This loan strengthens our ability to deliver sustainable homes and communities,” Stonewater said in a statement. “It’s a key step in reducing our environmental impact and supporting the UK’s green ambitions.”

ABN AMRO, which focuses on sustainable finance, praised the partnership and Stonewater’s commitment to responsible development.

With the UK housing sector under pressure to decarbonize, the deal highlights how financial institutions and developers are coming together to back climate-friendly construction.

For Stonewater, it’s not just about building homes, it’s about building smarter for the future.