IMCO

American

Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultive Organization.

IMCO British

abbreviation

Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization: the department of the United Nations concerned with international maritime safety, antipollution regulations, etc

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“It would be costly for her to move away from that official line,” said Oscar Ocampo, energy and environment coordinator for IMCO.

From Seattle Times

Today about 22% of Mexico’s electricity production comes from clean sources, according to estimates from the Mexican Institute for Competitivity think tank, or IMCO.

From Seattle Times

"Northvolt really fits with a lot of the trends we are trying to invest in," Rossitsa Stoyanova, IMCO's Chief Investment Officer, said in an interview, referring to themes including the transition to a lower-carbon economy and the restructuring of global supply chains.

From Reuters

For IMCO, the convertible note provides regular interest payments and downside protection should Northvolt struggle to grow as expected.

From Reuters

Matthew Mendes, IMCO's head of infrastructure, said the Northvolt investment was examined jointly by his team and IMCO's public equities managers.

From Reuters

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