Africa will receive $4.5 billion in sustainable energy investments from the UAE.
During a historic climate summit hosted by Kenya on Tuesday, the United Arab Emirates announced a $4.5 billion investment in sustainable energy projects for Africa. The event's goal was to attract funds for the fight against global warming. Sultan Al Jaber, who oversees the government-owned renewable energy company Masdar, the UAE's national oil giant ADNOC, and the COP28 climate negotiations, said, "We will deploy $4.5 billion... to jumpstart a pipeline of bankable clean energy projects in this very important continent."
During a historic climate summit hosted by Kenya on Tuesday, the United Arab Emirates announced a $4.5 billion investment in sustainable energy projects for Africa. The event's goal was to attract funds for the fight against global warming.
Sultan Al Jaber, who oversees the government-owned renewable energy company Masdar, the UAE's national oil giant ADNOC, and the COP28 climate negotiations, said, "We will deploy $4.5 billion... to jumpstart a pipeline of bankable clean energy projects in this very important continent."
SOURCE:PUNCH
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