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Climate Change
Climate Change June 2022

Throughout the month of June 2022 making this month in total we want to highlight 3 relevant news.
On the one hand, True Green Capital Management LLC
(TGC), a private equity fund manager focused on renewable energy infrastructure, announced the final closing of its True green Capital Fund IV, with $660 million in committed capital, exceeding its $500 million target. The firm’s current investment portfolio includes utility-scale and sub-utility solar power plants.
The next news to comment on is that the consortium formed by insurance group Crédit Agricole Assurances and energy investor Energy Infrastructure Partners (EIP) have signed an agreement to acquire 25% of Spanish energy company Repsol‘s renewable energy business, Repsol Renovables, for €905 million. Repsol Renovables currently has a portfolio of more than 1.6 GW of installed renewable capacity in Spain, the United States, Chile and Portugal.
Finally, the @Government of Singapore announced the publication of its Green Bond Framework, taking another step towards its inaugural green bond issuance to help finance its green transition plan and support the development of the country’s sustainable financial market.
The government anticipated that its initial bond offering was to raise approximately SGD35 billion (US$25 billion) through green bond issuances through 2030.

Links:

https://www.esgtoday.com/true-green-capital-management-raises-over-650-million-for-renewable-energy-infrastructure-fund/
https://www.esgtoday.com/credit-agricole-eip-acquire-e900-million-stake-in-repsols-renewables-business/
https://www.esgtoday.com/singapore-prepares-to-kick-off-inaugural-25-billion-green-bond-program/

Climate Change
Climate Change January 2022

Eter know that the year 2022 has been a critical year in all the processes of evolution of the approach of the different sectors towards climate change, from that perspective of the year 2022 begins already in January with two big news that we want to highlight.
On the one hand, Blackstone is launching a sustainable resource credit platform due to the possibility of investing $100 billion in energy transition and climate change solutions over the next decade across all its businesses.
The other important news is that 19 major Wall Street banks have formed a consortium to measure and manage climate change across their operations. This is primarily to assess the risks associated with climate change. For more information check out the links.

https://www.estrategiasdeinversion.com/amp/los-grandes-bancos-de-wall-street-se-unen-contra-n-494433

https://www.blackstone.com/news/press/blackstone-launches-sustainable-resources-credit-platform/