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EU carbon market weekly update - 14 June 2016
14 June 2016EU Allowance prices are likely to slip this week, says Louis Redshaw, as a large volume of allowances will be auctioned in the next two weeks.
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Swedish fund manager offers 'climate-neutral' investments
13 June 2016Ohman, a Stockholm-based fund manager, is offering investors in its sustainable equity funds the possibility of making their investments 'climate-neutral'.
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Engie's notes to be removed from Barclays MSCI green bond index
13 June 2016Engie's notes have been removed from the Barclays MSCI green bond index, following a long-awaited review of its rules.
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WWF calls for more disclosure, standards in the green bond market
13 June 2016Leading players in the green bond market should support the development of clear standards to assess the true environmental contribution made by these instruments, and improve disclosure about these benefits, says a report from WWF.
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Blackstone sells WindMW stake to China Three Gorges
13 June 2016US private equity giant Blackstone has sold its majority stake in WindMW to China Three Gorges (CTG) for an undisclosed sum.
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Renewables boom 'to continue', but $5.3trn investment gap identified
13 June 2016Cheaper coal and gas prices will not halt the rise of renewables, according to latest New Energy Outlook (NEO) report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF).
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People moves - 10 June 2016
10 June 2016The latest people moves from CISL, Greencoat, Oekom, Great American Insurance
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EF BRIEFS: Canadian solar bond, Luxcara, Chicago Water
10 June 2016One of the largest renewables bonds ever issued in Canada has raised C$613 million ($480 million).
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Ile-de-France upsizes and tightens price on 'green and sustainability' bond
10 June 2016Region Ile-de-France has priced its fourth "green and sustainability" bond, five basis points tighter than its initial price thoughts, despite upsizing the issue to €650 million [$734 million].
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Advanced Topics in Green Bonds: Maximising Rewards
10 June 2016Green bonds issuers can maximise the benefits of such transactions by following emerging standard practices, says Philip Ludvigsen