Green, sustainability-linked loans gain traction in Asia

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Green, sustainability-linked loans gain traction in Asia

Pan Yue
March 05, 2021 06:15 am
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A consortium led by Malaysia’s TTL Energy and Engie Asia Pacific, the regional arm of French energy firm Engie, has raised a RM342m ($84m) green loan to support the development of a solar plant in Malaysia.

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