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) • Portfolio bonds • Asset-backed securities • Sovereign (programmatic) bonds. Criteria are available for wind and solar assets. Other key investment areas soon to be released include energy effciency in
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and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC)* 3. Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP), Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment 4. Department of Alternative Energy
(in concert with natural processes) to provide specific services such as coastal risk reduction and other ecosystem services (e.g., habitat for fish and wildlife). Nature-based features are acted upon
include capital and operating expenditure relating to: 1. Inputs (e.g. land, seeds, fertilizer, energy, information), 2. Capital goods (e.g. land, equipment, housing), 3. Crop-based transformation processes
assets. Avoided emissions: the reduction in emissions achieved by a project compared to a baseline of what would have been emitted in the absence of the project. Project financing for renewable energy
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Unit 6 Co-firing 2050 2030 03 NET ZERO 2050 • Expand green energy capacity • Use 100% clean fuel • Retrofit 100% CCUS • Expand Hydrogen value chain • Expand green energy capacity • Expand alternative