Climate Bonds Blog

Posted: Nov 16, 2023

 

 

To build a net zero economy, the world needs to build a net zero chemicals industry. Chemicals are present in over 90% of manufactured goods, and account for a large portion of global emissions. But in order for this large and high-emitting sector to transition, it needs clear guidance, frameworks, and standards to facilitate its transition to net zero.

The Building Blocks of a Green Chemical Sector — Climate Bonds releases new EU policy package
Posted: Nov 15, 2023


Climate Bonds CONNECT 2023 - London Global Conference Wrap Up

Climate Bonds CONNECT 2023 - London Global Conference brought together hundreds of investors, asset owners, and industry professionals to discuss how the sustainable finance sector can mobilise and facilitate the transition to a green economy. With over 350 in-person attendees and over 1000 people joining remotely from around the world, CONNECT 2023 demonstrated the appetite and enthusiasm for a real global transition.

Climate Bonds CONNECT 2023 Wrap Up
Posted: Nov 8, 2023

 

November Events Blog: From Brasilia to London to Beijing. Stay connected with us!
Posted: Oct 30, 2023

Climate Bonds comes in line with the EU Taxonomy on low carbon buildings

Climate Bonds comes in line with the EU Taxonomy on low carbon buildings
Posted: Oct 20, 2023

 

Cementing the global net zero transition
Posted: Oct 6, 2023
Everything you need to know about Climate Bonds CONNECT 2023 in New York City
Posted: Oct 3, 2023

 

October Events Blog: From Rome to Abu Dhabi to Tokyo. Stay connected with us!
Posted: Oct 2, 2023

 

Climate Bonds Releases Policy Guidance for Financing Japan’s Transition
“Japan: Policies to Grow Credible Transition Finance” available now

 

Climate Bonds Releases Policy Guidance for Financing Japan’s Transition
Posted: Sep 21, 2023

32% of Green Bonds Achieved a Greenium in the First Half of 2023

Climate Bonds today releases a report showing that within a sample of 50 green bonds, 16 priced inside their own secondary market yield curves (32%). In the report, Climate Bonds built yield curves for 50 non-sovereign bonds out of a sample of 106. The findings arrive in the latest iteration of the Green Bonds Pricing in the Primary Market Series, sponsored by IFC, which assess bonds denominated in EUR or USD, across countries and issuer types.

32% of Green Bonds Achieved a Greenium in the First Half of 2023
Posted: Sep 14, 2023

Pioneering move by US steelmaker sets new direction for industry 

Sustainable Steel: Hybar a Historic Certification