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The nuclear option

Corporate Knights

This turnabout has been most pronounced in the green bond market, where power utilities have, controversially, been adding nuclear energy as an option for green bonds. With this in mind, nuclear green bonds promise to help fund decades of net-zero energy for the public and years of clean financial returns for investors.

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ESG Bond Issuance to Quadruple by 2025

Chris Hall

The market for climate-aligned bonds has developed in response to a shortage of ESG-labelled debt, with investors seeking instead to identify the debt securities of firms deriving the vast majority of their revenues from climate-aligned activities. “If Green bonds accounted for around half of all issuance (US$488.8

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Opportunity Matched by Demand

Chris Hall

The need for renewables is immense, and so too is the investment opportunity. The focus of renewable development varies from nation to nation, shaped mainly by the circumstances of each geography. Malaysia’s Green Technology Financing Scheme 2.0 Beyond the SPV, other investment structures exist.

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Building a Dark Green Superhighway

Chris Hall

The rise of taxonomies of sustainable activities reflects a recognition from policymakers that global financial markets depend on a shared classification system if they are to identify ‘greeninvestment opportunities. High-level guidance exists in two countries and regulation is being developed in 13.

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Take Five: Green Bonds Scale New Peaks  

Chris Hall

This week, green and blue debt were in focus around the world, while the US courted further climate controversy. New peaks – Green bonds and other sustainability-related instruments demonstrated their resilience this week. The act also kickstarted an era of green investment competition.

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China’s ESG Policy Dash  

Chris Hall

For insurance companies it means they need to consider ESG and green finance issues when selling their insurance products and consider it in their asset management arm as well.” Hewett says a key challenge for China’s sustainable finance sector is a lack of unified standards and regulations.

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