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Bloomberg New Energy Finance recently announced that the green bond market accelerated in 2021, doubling issuance to $621 billion
.
Since green bonds were recorded in 2007, more than $1.
8 trillion of green bonds
had been sold by the end of last year.
Proceeds from green bonds are used to fund or refinance eligible environmental activities
.
Europe remains the most prolific market, with the region issuing $308 billion in green bonds
in 2021.
However, the Asian region grew the fastest, with its share of total issuance rising from 14% in 2020 to 24%
in 2021.
Green bonds, the most popular type of sustainable debt, describe borrowing more broadly related to environmental or social purposes, such as renewable energy development or debt repayments
related to institutional emissions reduction targets.
Bonds and loans issued to finance environmental and climate projects reached a record $894 billion
in 2021.
Like green bonds, green loans are raised to support environmentally beneficial activities
.
In 2021, green loan issuance was close to $89 billion, the only sustainable debt product to see a decline in volume over the past year, albeit by only one percentage point
.
Co-raise sustainability bonds
for environmental and social purposes.
In 2021, sustainability bonds totalled $184 billion, up 149%
from 2020.
Sustainable development bonds are popular among development banks, which often undertake sustainable development projects
in emerging markets.
Bloomberg New Energy Finance recently announced that the green bond market accelerated in 2021, doubling issuance to $621 billion
.
Since green bonds were recorded in 2007, more than $1.
8 trillion of green bonds
had been sold by the end of last year.
Proceeds from green bonds are used to fund or refinance eligible environmental activities
.
Europe remains the most prolific market, with the region issuing $308 billion in green bonds
in 2021.
However, the Asian region grew the fastest, with its share of total issuance rising from 14% in 2020 to 24%
in 2021.
Green bonds, the most popular type of sustainable debt, describe borrowing more broadly related to environmental or social purposes, such as renewable energy development or debt repayments
related to institutional emissions reduction targets.
Bonds and loans issued to finance environmental and climate projects reached a record $894 billion
in 2021.
Like green bonds, green loans are raised to support environmentally beneficial activities
.
In 2021, green loan issuance was close to $89 billion, the only sustainable debt product to see a decline in volume over the past year, albeit by only one percentage point
.
Co-raise sustainability bonds
for environmental and social purposes.
In 2021, sustainability bonds totalled $184 billion, up 149%
from 2020.
Sustainable development bonds are popular among development banks, which often undertake sustainable development projects
in emerging markets.
