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Green startups in Southeast Asia are facing funding slowdowns as global investor interest in climate tech declines. Despite challenges like cash flow issues and delayed scaling, many continue to prioritize their climate goals by streamlining operations, building local partnerships, and focusing on long-term impact over rapid growth.
*This excerpt is from a news item collated by SIPET as part of its mission to serve as a one-stop platform for information and knowledge exchange about the energy transition in Southeast Asia. For the full news item, click on the link next to 'Further Information' .
Clime Capital’s Southeast Asia Clean Energy Fund II (SEACEF II) has reached its maximum capitalization with $175 million committed. The fund will invest in early-stage clean energy projects across Southeast Asia, including solar, wind, and energy efficiency, aiming to accelerate the region’s transition to low-carbon, climate-resilient energy systems.
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