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Comment: Time to start hugging trees
24 July 2018Sustainable forestry and forest conservation do not currently receive the attention they deserve, says Peter Cripps
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EU carbon prices 'could push higher in H2'
23 July 2018Prices in the EU's turbo-charged carbon market could make moderate gains in the second half of 2018, according to analysts, but their longer-term outlook is cautious.
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Foresight buys anaerobic digestion plant on behalf of pension fund
23 July 2018Asset manager Foresight has completed the acquisition a 2.5MW operational anaerobic digestion (AD) plant in the UK, on behalf of a pension fund.
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The green and sustainability loan market: ready for take-off
20 July 2018Green and sustainability loans are the hot new trend in sustainable finance. Could they outgrow the booming green bond market, ask Nick Roumpis and Peter Cripps.
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Green Investment Group closes €270m Swedish wind project
20 July 2018Macquarie's Green Investment Group (GIG) has reached a €270 million ($310 million) financial close on an onshore wind project backed by one of the longest corporate wind power purchase agreements (PPAs) in existence.
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HSBC is top underwriter of sustainability bonds in H1
18 July 2018HSBC was the biggest underwriter of sustainability bonds in the first half of 2018, according to figures from Environmental Finance.
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Credit Agricole tops H1 social bond chart
18 July 2018Credit Agricole was the biggest underwriter of labelled social bonds in the first half of 2018.
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Comment: The CDM must not make life harder for developers
16 July 2018New CDM issuance rules penalise developers and discriminate against smaller companies, says Alexis Leroy
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BAML regains top green underwriter spot, as US market 'reawakens'
13 July 2018Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) has regained the title of leading underwriter in the green bond market, helped by a "reawakening" of the US corporate market.
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Thoughts on green bonds' legal documents
13 July 2018The sustainable finance market should avoid overreacting to extraordinary events and maintain its market-building approach, argues Aaron Franklin