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Bloomberg Philanthropies and Goldman Sachs have launched a $25mn Climate Innovation Fund to support sustainable low-carbon economic development in South and Southeast Asia.
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DE Shaw Renewable Investments (DESRI), part of the hedge fund DE Shaw Group, has purchased and secured debt finance for the 450-MW Arroyo solar-plus-storage project in New Mexico.
No new coal for China
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Uniper secures government funding for Immingham green hydrogen plant
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Preem launches renewable fuel production at Swedish refinery
Wintershall Dea brushes off legal threat from green group
South African companies Sasol and Imperial partner to develop hydrogen in Southern Africa
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Russia seeks measures to facilitate decarbonisation
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Ukrainian large-scale wind project to start construction in 2023
National Bank of Ukraine forecasts key policy rate reduction in the second quarter of 2022.
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