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Aviva gets behind energy efficiency project for UK's National Health Service
09 December 2015Aviva Investors is backing an energy efficiency initiative run by the UK's National Health Service (NHS) to the tune of £15.4 million ($23.2 million).
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COP Blog: Climate finance – who pays and how?
08 December 2015Jon Williams examines how the daunting task of financing climate change action can be addressed.
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Innovative finance now critical in driving competitiveness of renewables - Citi
08 December 2015Yieldcos, green bonds and other financial innovations will be key to further improvements in the cost competitiveness of renewable energy, according to analysts at Citi.
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EF BRIEFS: 8point3, Credit Agricole, Canadian Solar, Munich RE, Euronext
07 December 2015Euronext signs up to Sustainable Stock Exchanges initiative
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RWE's Dawson elected as IETA chairman
07 December 2015The International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) has elected Paul Dawson, head of regulatory affairs at RWE Supply and Trading, as chairman of the board.
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New fund could mobilise up to $100m for clean energy in developing countries
07 December 2015The Global Environment Facility (GEF) has kick-started a fund to finance low-carbon energy assets in developing countries, which it says could leverage more than $100 million.
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EU carbon market weekly update - 07 December 2015
07 December 2015EUA prices are likely to drift sideways this week, although the expiry of options on Wednesday and the imminent end of auctions may cause some volatility, says Louis Redshaw
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Allianz joins list of firms launching green bond funds
07 December 2015Allianz Global Investors has become the latest in a string of institutions to launch a green bond fund - as recently revealed by Environmental Finance.
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RGGI prices make further strong gains
07 December 2015Carbon allowances in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) market soared to a new high of $7.50 in the latest quarterly auction, held on 2 December.
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UK renewables firm blames government for sale, de-listing
07 December 2015Renewable Energy Generation (REG) is planning to sell some of its assets, de-list from the London stock exchange and wind up the rest of the company, blaming government changes to renewables support measures.