Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM

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Mapping the Energy Future

The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan

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This podcast aims not only to identify the global challenges including energy security, energy affordability, and climate change but also to share with listeners our pragmatic solutions to those. About IEEJ The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ) is a private think tank that covers energy problems, climate issues, and geopolitical agendas across the world. Visit us at https://eneken.ieej.or.jp/en/ for more information.

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Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM

Mapping the Energy Future

16 minutes 52 seconds

7 months ago

Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM

This episode is talking about “Finance for the Energy Transition in EMDM”. At COP 29, a pledge was made to transfer at least $300 billion per year from advanced economies to Emerging Markets and Developing Markets (EMDM) by 2035. But have we looked closely enough at the barriers to financing? Mr. Terazawa will share his takeaways from this conversation at the Davos meeting this year.