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Utility returns to green bond market, with benchmark issue
15 April 2016A utility has returned to the green bond market, after pricing €1 billion ($1.1 billion) of notes, Environmental Finance has learned.
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Investors representing $6trn back climate change resolution at ExxonMobil
13 April 2016Investors representing $6 trillion of assets under management (AUM) have thrown their weight behind a shareholder resolution demanding that ExxonMobil disclose the impact of climate change policy on its business.
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FrieslandCampina upsizes green Schuldschein to €300m
08 April 2016Dairy company FrieslandCampina has priced and upsized its green Schuldschein, raising €300 million ($341 million).
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Nordex doubles size of green Schuldschein to €550m
01 April 2016Nordex has upsized its green Schuldschein to €550 million ($625 million) from €250 million, in response to strong investor demand.
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BNP Paribas IP to extend sustainable real estate methodology to include biodiversity
23 March 2016BNP Paribas is to become the first asset manager to incorporate biodiversity considerations into its sustainable real estate fund.
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First index launched to track bonds from low-carbon issuers
08 March 2016An index has been launched which is believed to be the first to comprise bonds from low-carbon companies.
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BNP Paribas Aqua launches in sterling
04 March 2016BNP Paribas has launched a sterling version of its Aqua fund.
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Nordex to issue €250m green bond
24 February 2016Nordex has become the first German manufacturer to issue a 'green Schuldschein', tapping the market for €250 million ($274.5 million).
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BNP Paribas IP changes voting policy to be 'a lot more aggressive' on climate change
23 February 2016The asset management arm of BNP Paribas is increasingly going to use its weight as a shareholder to tackle firms that do not disclose adequately their carbon footprints and strategies for transitioning to a low-carbon economy.
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Energy storage - a technology whose time has come?
18 February 2016Large-scale use of batteries to store electricity could be critical for the future growth of renewable energy. Recent developments mean the sector is almost ready for institutional investors, says Graham Cooper