climate-bond-standards

Launch of the Climate Bonds Marine Technical Working Group: Developing a low carbon screening tool for marine related investments; fisheries, coastal infrastructure, ports, marine energy and more!

Submitted on Wed, 2016-04-13 15:05

 

 

Latest news from Climate Bonds: The Marine Technical Working Group has been launched to develop eligibility criteria for low carbon and climate resilient investments in the marine sector

 

SaveTheDate webinars x4: how Climate Bonds Standard v2.0 will make independent review easy. Co-hosted w PGGM, Aviva, CalSTRS, ASrIA - the investor view. Sept 21, 25, 29, 30, Europe/Asia/USA

Submitted on Mon, 2015-09-14 18:58

Join the webinar to find out how the updated version of the Climate Bond Standard (v2.0) will make independent reviews of green bonds simpler and easier – and let us know if we can do even better. We’re in the last stretch of public consultation and we would really value your feedback!

The pool of Climate Bonds Standard verifiers is growing fast: Sustainalytics is the latest to join

Submitted on Mon, 2015-06-08 11:05

Sustainalytics – the leading independent provider of environmental, social and governance (ESG) research and analysis to investors around the world– is the latest company to be confirmed by the Climate Bond Standards Advisory Board* as an approved verifier.

Three of the leading professional assurance firms (EY, KPMG, PwC) + Bureau Veritas and others come together to discuss assurance and how the updated version of the Climate Bond Standard can address risks around environmental performance in green bonds

Submitted on Mon, 2015-06-01 12:41

By Justine Leigh-Bell, Manager of Standards and Certification Scheme

Climate Bonds Standard criteria for bioenergy investments released for public comment. Expert Committee reps included FAO, NWF, IINAS, Uni British Columbia

Submitted on Tue, 2015-03-17 10:10

Today, the Bioenergy Technical Working Group released their proposed eligibility criteria for bioenergy projects that qualify under the Climate Bonds Standard. The criteria are now subject to a 60 day period of public consultation. You can submit your comments on this page or via email.