韩国政府周四表示，亚太地区最大的可再生能源开发商之一Vena集团已提交投资意向书，计划在太阳 能、风能等可再生能源解决方案开发、电池储能系统等多个韩国项目上投资20万亿韩元（约合140亿美 元）。Vena集团是全球最大投资管理公司贝莱德的全资子公司。上个月，韩国总统李在明会见了贝莱德 CEO拉里·芬克，讨论了在人工智能和可再生能源领域的合作。 ...

Core Insights - Envision Group, a leading global green technology company, is enhancing its collaboration with Australia on renewable energy initiatives, focusing on local development and sustainable infrastructure [1][3] Group 1: Strategic Developments - Envision has established its regional headquarters in Melbourne and is partnering with FERA Australia to develop large-scale hybrid renewable energy projects in the National Electricity Market (NEM) [3] - The company aims to increase investments in Australia, concentrating on renewable energy development, zero-carbon industrial parks, green hydrogen and ammonia, and localized renewable supply chains [3] Group 2: Partnerships and Collaborations - Envision has formed a strategic partnership with ANZ, focusing on energy transition financing, sustainable finance, cross-border trade and investment, and policy engagement to support the growth of Australia's renewable energy value chain [3][5] - ANZ recognizes Envision's leadership in the global net-zero emissions sector and aims to provide comprehensive financial solutions and market insights to facilitate Envision's development in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region [5] Group 3: Global Presence - Envision operates in multiple countries, including China, Germany, France, the UK, Spain, Denmark, UAE, India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Australia, the US, Japan, Mexico, Argentina, and Chile, with over 20 operational headquarters and R&D centers, and more than 60 manufacturing bases globally [5]

Group 1 - The UN Conference on Trade and Development reports a global FDI decline of 11% in 2024, totaling $1.493 trillion, influenced by geopolitical tensions and trade fragmentation [1] - Developed economies experienced a 22% drop in FDI, with Europe facing a significant decline of 58%, while North America saw a 23% increase driven by the US [1] - Africa's FDI surged by 75% to a record $97 billion, accounting for 6% of global FDI, with Egypt leading in FDI stock at $205.2 billion [1] Group 2 - International financing for key sectors is declining, with infrastructure projects down 26%, renewable energy by 31%, transportation by 32%, and water and sanitation facilities by 30% in 2024 [2] - The UNCTAD Secretary-General highlights that many economies are overlooked not due to lack of potential but because capital is directed to easier access points rather than areas of need [2] - The digital economy is one of the few growing sectors, with a 14% increase in global FDI in 2024, although this growth is concentrated in 10 countries that account for 80% of new projects [2]