ASEAN is Moving Forward with RE
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In 2018, ASEAN member states (AMS) set more ambitious renewable energy (RE) targets and put serious effort into bringing more RE to the region. More investment was put toward RE projects across ASEAN. AMS also bolstered cooperation on RE by forming partnerships for projects between countries. New RE technologies like floating solar and blockchain applications were explored, and AMS began unlocking new financing options for RE projects through mechanisms like green bonds.
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