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EU Eyes Re-Engineering of Global Finance With Green Standards

EU Eyes ‘Re-Engineering’ of Global Finance With Green Standards Bloomberg 3 hrs ago Nikos Chrysoloras and Ewa Krukowska © Bloomberg Wind turbines stand near the hydrogen electrolysis plant stands at Energiepark Mainz, operated by Linde AG, in Mainz, Germany, on Friday, July 17, 2020. Europe is pinning its green hopes on hydrogen in a plan that sees hundreds of billions of euros in investment flowing into the clean technology and fueling a climate-friendly economic recovery. (Bloomberg) The European Union’s new standards for classifying sustainable investment will change the way economies operate, divert cash flows and reverberate across the globe, the officials in charge of the new rulebook said.

EU Reaches Climate Deal on Binding Goals That Change Everything

EU Reaches Climate Deal on Binding Goals That Change Everything Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Ewa Krukowska © Bloomberg Wind turbines near the vapors rising from the Neurath lignite fueled power station, operated by RWE AG, in Grevenbroich, Germany, on Monday, March 15, 2021. Axa SA, France s biggest insurer, is dropping German energy giant RWE as a client in a decision that highlights how taboo the coal business has become. (Bloomberg) European Union lawmakers reached a late-night deal to make the bloc’s ambitious climate goals legally binding, paving the way for a torrent of new rules and standards to overhaul the entire economy.

World s Biggest Wealth Fund Strikes $1 6 Billion Debut Wind Deal

World’s Biggest Wealth Fund Strikes a Milestone Green Deal Bloomberg 3 hrs ago © Bloomberg Wind turbine. (Bloomberg) Norway’s $1.3 trillion wealth fund just made its first investment in clean energy infrastructure, more than a year after it was given the go-ahead to move into the asset class. The world’s biggest sovereign investment vehicle has agreed to buy 50% of the 752 megawatt Borssele 1 & 2 offshore wind farm from Orsted A/S of Denmark. The deal is worth just under 1.4 billion euros, or about $1.6 billion, it said. Norway’s wealth fund has been looking for such assets since parliament agreed to give it a mandate to start buying them back in 2019. But as recently as January, Chief Executive Officer Nicolai Tangen said it was proving hard to find reasonably priced targets.

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