Singapore, September 8, 2025 – The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has secured $510 million in committed capital for a fund designed to support green infrastructure projects across South and Southeast Asia.
What is it about?
The fund, named the Green Investments Partnership, is part of the Financing Asia’s Transition Partnership launched by MAS in 2023. Its purpose is to catalyze private investment into projects with significant climate and social impact.
Key partners
Contributions come from HSBC, the Australian government, and Singapore’s sovereign investor Temasek. Management is entrusted to Pentagreen Capital, a sustainable infrastructure debt platform co-founded by HSBC and Temasek.
Investment targets
Priority allocations will focus on:
- Sustainable transport
- Renewable energy
- Energy storage (flexibility and grid resilience solutions)
Why it matters
The structure blends commercial and concessional tranches, designed to de-risk marginally bankable projects and accelerate the region’s energy transition. The initiative is expected to yield both emission reductions and job creation. For investors, it opens access to a more structured and accessible pipeline of green deals.
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