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Goldwind to issue China's first labelled green bond
13 July 2015Chinese wind energy firm Goldwind is to roadshow the country's first labelled green bond, in a major step for the fledgling market.
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LSE moves to make London 'centre of green bond issuance' with new segments
10 July 2015The London Stock Exchange (LSE) has created a "full complement" of green bond segments, in a move it hopes will put London at the centre of the market.
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$531.8bn of green bonds remain unlabelled, says research
08 July 2015The green bond market would be $531.8 billion larger if all eligible bonds were labelled, according to the latest figures on the market.
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TerraForm Power to issue green bond as part of $2bn wind deal
08 July 2015TerraForm Power (Terp) is set to issue its second green bond of 2015, this time to help finance a $2 billion wind acquisition.
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KfW commits €134m towards green bond investments in Q2
08 July 2015German development bank KfW has bought €134 million ($148 million) of green bonds since announcing in early April its intention to invest up to €1 billion in the market.
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Time to believe in miracles?
08 July 2015Numerous policy announcements and actions from companies are helping to put climate change firmly on the agenda, fuelling hopes of a meaningful climate agreement in Paris in December, says Peter Cripps
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Marymount University prices 'lowest-rated green bond' in US
07 July 2015Marymount University in Virginia has priced what underwriters claim is the "lowest-rated green bond in the US".
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Bank issuance helps green bond market gather steam in Q2
01 July 2015A raft of issues from private banks helped the green bond market gather pace in Q2 after a slow start to the year.
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Rhode Island plans $56m green bond for water treatment
01 July 2015The Rhode Island Clean Water Finance Agency plans to raise $56.345 million by issuing a green bond.
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Green bond comment: An encouraging quarter
01 July 2015When Environmental Finance's small-but-dedicated team of green bond aficionados totted up all the green bond issues from the first quarter of 2015, the numbers were a little disappointing, says Peter Cripps.