Kompas | Blended Financing as an ‘Incentive’ for Energy Transition Investments

Blended financing, which combines multiple sources of funding, such as philanthropy, public, and private funds, is considered crucial in the energy transition. This financing scheme will make energy transition projects economically viable and attract more private investments, eventually turning the projects commercial.

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