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ADB and IFC Assess Cooling Market Growth in Malaysia Amid Extreme Heat

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The Asian Development Bank and International Finance Corporation assessed the potential for growth in Malaysia's cooling solutions market due to extreme heat from Super El Nino. A 2024 report by UNEP and the International Finance Corporation noted that financing is a key barrier to rolling out necessary cooling technologies in developing economies.

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Extreme heat is increasing the need for cooling measures, such as heat-reflective paint and energy-saving air-conditioners. However, the market is currently dominated by cheaper, less efficient equipment, requiring private and government financing to scale up effective solutions.

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    Malaysia might face increased infrastructure and cooling costs due to extreme heat driven by Super El Nino.

  • The Asian Development Bank might see increased investment opportunities in the cooling solutions sector.

  • The International Finance Corporation might see increased investment opportunities in the cooling solutions sector.

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