Managing Credit Risk and Improving Access to Finance in Green Energy Projects
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eSS; corporate finance; financial risk; financing; ratings and rating agencies; renewable energy; finance; clean energy project; fuel-based energy projects; operating costs; Credit risk assessment; clean energy finance; credit information; historical data; technological obsolescence; renewable energy sector.;All these keywords.
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