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Source https://asia.solar-asset.management/ According to the analysts of RTS Corporation, Japan installed approximately 7 GW of solar capacity in 2017, about 50% of which was taken up by the utility-scale sector, followed by the non-residential and the residential sector. At the beginning of 2018, the Japan Photovoltaic Energy Association (JPEA) announced its renewed mission, “JPEA PV OUTLOOK 2050”, aiming for 200 GW of solar PV by 2025. The current installations represent over 50 GW, following an upward trend despite the dropping growth rates. Forecasts indicate an additional 17 GW of capacity being connected to the Japanese grid by the year 2020. This growth is, and will continue to be, bolstered by the increasing number of companies investing in solar to boost grid capacity. To identify the key solar asset owners in preparation for Solar Asset Management Asia 2019 , we have compiled a list of top 50 solar portfolios in Japan. # Company Name Portfolio size(MW

Here is Top 50 Most Funded Digital Startups in South East Asia 1. Singapore – GRAB ($5.8 billion) Grab is Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing platform that offers the fastest booking service for taxis, private cars and motorbikes through one mobile. Their go-to-market strategies and campaign have successfully garnered countless users across 6 countries in less than four years. 2. Singapore – Sea (Garena) ($2.0 billion) Garena is a leading platform provider for online PC and mobile digital content in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, as well as the exclusive operator in the region for popular titles such as League of Legends, FIFA Online 3, Point Blank, Blade & Soul and Arena of Valor. 3. Indonesia – Tokopedia ($1.1 billion) Tokopedia’s mission is to democratize commerce through technology. Since its founding in 2009, Tokopedia has been a force that pioneers digital transformation in Indonesia. 4. Malaysia – Jobstreet ($586 million) Jobstreet is one of A