Namibia says EU initiative delay impacting green bond issuances

Kaula Nhongo Namibia’s plans to sell green bonds to fund renewable energy and hydrogen projects have been delayed due to setbacks with a European Union (EU) initiative established to help developing markets with issuances. While the nation’s Environme
Namibia’s plans to sell green bonds to fund renewable energy and hydrogen projects have been delayed due to setbacks with a European Union (EU) initiative established to help dev
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