
3 ways Asia can bridge the energy divide
Asia needs at least $1.1 trillion annually to meet climate mitigation and adaptation targets. We focus on three areas that can help the energy transition.
Headquartered in Singapore, RGE is a global group of companies in the bio-based resources and energy sectors, serving over 100 markets worldwide. With more than US$35 billion in assets and a workforce of 80,000 employees, its operations span Indonesia, China, Brazil, Canada, Spain and Malaysia. It is a global leader in sustainable natural fibres, edible oils, green packaging and cleaner energy solutions. Established in 1973, RGE operates based on its 5Cs philosophy of doing what is good for the Community, Country, Climate, Customer, and only then will it be good for the Company.
Asia needs at least $1.1 trillion annually to meet climate mitigation and adaptation targets. We focus on three areas that can help the energy transition.
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