Japan's ruling party to propose big spending on green investment: draft

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Japan's ruling party will urge the government to lay out a big, decade-long spending programme to promote green investment, a draft proposal obtained by Reuters showed on Friday, a nod to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's carbon emission goals.

TOKYO - Japan’s ruling party will urge the government to lay out a big, decade-long spending programme to promote green investment, a draft proposal obtained by Reuters showed on Friday, a nod to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s carbon emission goals.

The government should create a fund with a size “comparable to global standards” that supports companies investing in green technology, the Liberal Democratic Party said in the draft proposal, without suggesting a specific figure. The proposal, subject to change after further deliberations within the party, is set to be finalised later on Friday. It will be presented to the government on Monday, a ruling party source said.

 

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