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Green finance has evolved into a vital tool for sustainable economic growth, driven by regulatory frameworks, investor priorities, and innovative technologies. In 2025, key trends include mainstream ESG investing, the expansion of green bonds, and the growth of carbon markets in Asia. Investment opportunities in renewable energy, such as solar projects in India and Vietnam, and the role of technology, like blockchain for carbon trading, are transforming the landscape. Government policies in China, Japan, and...
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