Climate Bonds Blog
From Australia to Russia to Mexico: While our staff will not be speaking at physical events, they will still be appearing.
Can green finance and pressure from green investors help make Indian agriculture more sustainable?
Let’s look at two major Indian agricultural investment needs: adequate water supply for agriculture and maintaining soil conditions.
Water, water everywhere and not a drop to eat
China Remains a Green Bond Market Leader Despite Evident Impacts of Pandemic
China's green bond market is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic and continues to grow, according to a new report released by Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) and China Central Depository & Clearing Co. Ltd Research Centre (CCDC Research).
Mecanismos Financeiros de Gestão Consorciada (MFGCs) apresentam uma oportunidade para projetos de infraestrutura urbana e municípios menores acessarem o mercado de capitais.
“Anchors Away!” - Shipping Criteria Sets Sail with an Impressive Fleet of Ferries
Climate Bonds is delighted to present the first Certified shipping project under the Climate Bonds Standard. The New Zealand-based transport operator KiwiRail has Certified a NZD350m (USD246m) loan facility to finance the purchase of two new battery-powered Interislander ferries.
In the second of our ‘Countdown to COP’ briefings, the Climate Bonds Policy Team examine the EU’s extension of carbon pricing policies into the economic and trade arena through the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). We delve into the implications of this shift and suggest what action should be taken at COP26 to best make use of this major, but underused emissions reduction tool.
Building momentum over a decade
We Recap an Amazing Week & Extend Our Gratitude to Partners and Participants
We are in a defining decade and there’s no time to waste. That was the message of the Climate Bonds Conference 2021, where we focused on the Green Window of Opportunity to reach 2030 climate targets.
Soaring green finance continues to stir growth of Taxonomies worldwide
The global green and sustainable bonds market has rapidly grown (expected to get close to USD 2 trillion outstanding by the end of the year) and other sustainability-driven financial products including funds and ETFs have become an important part of the investment landscape. This has driven the growth of detailed guidance around what constitutes a qualifying investment to hold the title “green”.