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Transport for London to roadshow 'benchmark' green bond
10 April 2015Transport for London (TfL) – the body responsible for London's public transport and associated infrastructure – is planning to issue a green bond.
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Bunge pulls plug on Climate Change Capital, James Cameron steps down
10 April 2015US agribusiness Bunge is planning to scale down its asset management activities, which are largely held in its subsidiary Climate Change Capital (CCC).
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Unibail's second green bond six-times oversubscribed
10 April 2015Demand for the second green bond from real estate firm Unibail Rodamco outstripped supply six-fold.
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Berlin Hyp plans 'world's first covered green bond'
10 April 2015German mortgage lender Berlin Hyp is planning to launch what it says is the world's first covered green bond.
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Impax AUM rises 6% in Q1
09 April 2015Assets under management (AUM) at Impax Asset Management continued to rise in the first quarter of 2015.
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KFW plans to invest €1bn in green bonds
09 April 2015German development bank KfW has ramped up its commitment to the green bond market, by announcing its intention to invest €1 billion ($1.1 billion) in the market. The bank has already announced plans to issue up to €3 billion ($3.2 billion) of green bonds this year.
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Lessons from the UK's first CfD auction
09 April 2015The UK's inaugural Contracts for Difference auction was seen as a success in driving down prices for the government. In what way will future auctions be different, and who are likely to be the big winners, ask Charles Yates and Mark Hughes
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Q2 off to flying start for green bond market
08 April 2015A spate of organisations are gearing up to issue green bonds after a quarter which saw $8.7 billion of issues.
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Capital Stage uses insurance investment to finance UK acquisitions
08 April 2015German renewables operator Capital Stage is set to buy three solar parks in the UK, financed with investment from an insurance company.
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New York starts offering 20-year support to fuel cell projects
08 April 2015New York state is seeking bids from developers of large-scale renewable energy projects – including fuel cell facilities – for $160 million of state support under the 'main tier' of its Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS).