Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners targets 10GW renewables in middle-income countries
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners targets 10GW renewables in middle-income countries | Windpower Monthly
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners targets 10GW renewables in middle-income countries
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is looking to raise $3 billion to help finance more than 10GW of renewables projects in high-growth, middle-income markets through a new fund launched at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai.
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