The Korea Herald Article RatingGermany, Korea need to set right regulations, incentives to leverage investment into clean energy: German envoy
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58% : We will need to see the financial sector transitioning to clean energy solutions," Reiffenstuel said, citing the contribution of renewables in Germany.56% : The Korea Herald)The governments of Germany and Korea can set the right regulatory conditions and incentives to leverage the maximum amount of private investment into clean energy, German Ambassador to Korea Michael Reiffenstuel said at a Thursday webinar titled "KR-DE Road to 2050: Financing Clean Energy Transition."
54% : Reiffenstuel reaffirmed that transformation of the energy sector, away from coal, oil and gas, brings with it challenges, but the benefits far outweigh the risks.
53% : At the event, Lee underlined the National Assembly's legislation of a target of net zero by 2050 through the "Carbon Neutrality Green Growth Act" that set the legal foundation for a transition away from fossil fuel to sustainable energy.
47% : Lee said Germany is a model partner for Korea on issues of clean energy transition and carbon neutrality.
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