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Australia approves US$50 mil investment into Singapore’s Fast-P blended finance initiative

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 3 min read
Australia approves US$50 mil investment into Singapore’s Fast-P blended finance initiative
At COP29, the Singapore government pledged up to US$500 million as concessional capital, to match dollar-for-dollar concessional capital from other partners. Photo: Bloomberg
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The Australian government has approved a US$50 million ($67.24 million) investment into the Green Investments partnership (GIP) under Singapore’s Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership (Fast-P) initiative, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced on Dec 3. 

The investment will support clean energy transition and sustainable infrastructure development across Southeast Asia, according to MAS, which launched Fast-P at COP28 in 2023.

Australia’s investment, administered by Export Finance Australia (EFA), will help facilitate investment opportunities in clean energy and sustainable infrastructure projects across Southeast Asia and create commercial opportunities for Australian exporters and financial institutions, says MAS. 

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