The Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) clean economy investor forum in Singapore identified 69 sustainable infrastructure projects with investment opportunities totaling over USD 23 billion. The forum, organized by Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Economy, highlighted 20 investment-ready projects worth USD 6 billion that were presented to investors at business matching sessions. Additionally, projects worth USD 17 billion were earmarked for potential future investments. The forum, attended by 300 participants from the Indo-Pacific region, aimed to facilitate business and capital matching and strengthen connections between the public and private sectors. The 14-member IPEF bloc, launched in Tokyo in 2022, focuses on various key pillars including clean economy. Countries like Australia, Japan, Korea, and the US announced initiatives like the IPEF Catalytic Capital Fund and Japan's Hydrogen Fund to support clean economy projects, with a specific focus on hydrogen supply chains. The forum signifies a collaborative effort to advance clean energy and climate-friendly infrastructure in the region, with a particular emphasis on sustainable development and economic growth.