Investment programme focuses on climate real assets that are past the laboratory stage but have yet to be scaled up for commercial demand
SOVEREIGN wealth fund GIC has launched an investment programme to address the funding gap for green assets, such as sustainable steel and battery storage.
The investment programme, launched in April, focuses on climate real assets that are past the laboratory stage but have yet to be scaled up for commercial demand.
The capital markets are “not great” at funding these types of solutions, said GIC’s chief investment officer Jeffrey Jaensubhakij, who was speaking about the fund’s annual report at a press conference on Wednesday (Jul 24).
