By: Akshat Rathi, Ishika Mookerjee
More foreign governments and companies should aim to take advantage of cheaper yuan-denominated debt to finance energy transition projects, according to ex-People’s Bank of China official Ma Jun.
Akshat Rathi is a Senior Reporter for Climate at Bloomberg News. He focuses on critical areas such as climate change, energy policy, and the environmental impacts of mining, while also exploring themes related to renewable energy and sustainability. Akshat's work has been featured in numerous prominent outlets including The Washington Post, Yahoo Finance, and Science Magazine.
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