Indo-Pacific Investor Forum Identifies Sustainable Projects Worth Billions
Key Ideas
- 69 projects worth over USD 23 billion identified at the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity clean economy investor forum in Singapore.
- 20 investment-ready projects worth USD 6 billion presented to investors, with remaining projects valued at USD 17 billion for future opportunities.
- Key initiatives like the IPEF Clean Economy Agreement aim to mobilize financing for clean energy, climate-friendly infrastructure, and technology deployment in the region.
- Partners, including Japan, announced the launch of a Hydrogen Fund to strengthen cross-border hydrogen supply chains, with operations set to begin in the third quarter.
The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) clean economy investor forum in Singapore identified 69 sustainable infrastructure projects worth over USD 23 billion, with 20 investment-ready projects valued at USD 6 billion presented to investors. The forum gathered 300 participants from the Indo-Pacific region to facilitate business and capital matching. Key objectives included advancing the IPEF Clean Economy Agreement by supporting the development of clean energy and climate-friendly infrastructure. The IPEF partners, including Japan, announced the launch of a Hydrogen Fund to strengthen cross-border hydrogen supply chains and deploy funding for regional activities. Additionally, the forum saw the operational launch of an IPEF Catalytic Capital Fund by Australia, Japan, Korea, and the US to expand the pipeline of bankable clean economy infrastructure projects. Overall, the forum aimed to drive sustainable investment in various sectors like industrial parks, energy, agriculture, waste management, water, and transport.
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