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Danish LM Wind Power gets NOK green bond away
30 September 2015Danish 'pureplay' renewables firm LM Wind Power has successfully placed its NOK475 million ($56 million) green bond
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AES set to issue $100m solar ABS
30 September 2015US energy firm AES Corporation is set to raise $100 million through issuing solar asset-backed securities (ABS).
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DC Water to return to green bond market with second deal
28 September 2015The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) is readying itself to issue a second green bond, following its landmark transaction last year.
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State of Vermont plans $30m green bond
28 September 2015The State of Vermont is planning to issue a $29.6 million green bond to help fund projects including an energy-efficient office block.
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Asian Development Bank to double climate funding to $6bn
25 September 2015The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will double its annual climate financing to $6 billion in the next five years, and issue more green bonds, it has said.
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Danish wind firm set to tap green bond market for €50m
23 September 2015Danish renewables firm LM Wind Power is planning to issue a €50 million ($56 million) green bond.
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ReNew Power issues India's first credit-enhanced green bond
23 September 2015Goldman Sachs-backed wind developer ReNew Power Ventures has issued India's first credit-enhanced green bond, raising INR4.5 billion ($68 million).
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Washington State to issue $39m green bond
23 September 2015The State of Washington is set to become the latest US municipal to tap the green bond market after it announced plans for what is understood to be a $39 million issue.
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Greater public sector support 'vital' to achieving $1trn green bond market
22 September 2015Public sector support is "vital" to help the green bond market scale up to $1 trillion by 2020, a figure that would help avoid catastrophic climate change, according to a report by the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI).
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Investors 'paying up' for green bonds on the secondary market, says Barclays
21 September 2015Green bonds are trading at a premium in the secondary market, according to research by Barclays.