President Biden launched his global infrastructure partnership at G7 Summit, saying the US will mobilize $200 billion in funding over five years, with some $600 billion mobilized by the G7 nations.
“We need a worldwide effort in investment in transforming clean energy projects,” said Biden.
Boris Johnson and Macron were not present at the launch.
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