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According to a report released by the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI), Europe remains the cornerstone of the global green bond market, with a cumulative total issuance of 122 billion euros, making it the world's largest regional market
.
Since 2007, the cumulative issuance of European green bonds has reached 122 billion euros
The European Investment Bank issued its first green bond in 2007 to raise funds for climate-related projects
.
Up to now, Europe has issued a total of 122 billion euros of green bonds
.
A total of 145 entities entered the market, accounting for about 1/3 of the global total; Europe issued various debt forms, currencies and maturities; 98% of the proceeds from the offering came from external review and reporting standards
.
As of the end of the first quarter of 2018, European market issuers included 48 energy companies, 35 financial institutions, 23 real estate companies, 17 local governments and 3 sovereign companies
.
Seven first-time issuers in 2018 and 48 issuers in 2017 have contributed more than €34 billion to the market, half of which is related to
sovereignty issues in France and Belgium.
To date, the diversification of the European market has been a huge achievement
.
It would be good to see more companies issuing green bonds, especially from countries with larger economies and highly developed and dynamic bond markets including the UK, Germany and France
.
European issuers have long allocated most of their green bond proceeds to the energy sector
.
However, in recent years, as the share of buildings and transportation has increased, the share of energy in the overall composition has declined
.
Belgium's green sovereign OLO allocates 85% of the proceeds to rail investment, reflecting a trend in 2017, with government-backed railway companies in France, Spain and Italy carving out the green bond market
.
With the big plan to upgrade European rail transport, it is expected that the transport sector will move forward further
.
，
According to a report released by the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI), Europe remains the cornerstone of the global green bond market, with a cumulative total issuance of 122 billion euros, making it the world's largest regional market
.
Since 2007, the cumulative issuance of European green bonds has reached 122 billion euros
Since 2007, the cumulative issuance of European green bonds has reached 122 billion eurosThe European Investment Bank issued its first green bond in 2007 to raise funds for climate-related projects
.
Up to now, Europe has issued a total of 122 billion euros of green bonds
.
A total of 145 entities entered the market, accounting for about 1/3 of the global total; Europe issued various debt forms, currencies and maturities; 98% of the proceeds from the offering came from external review and reporting standards
.
As of the end of the first quarter of 2018, European market issuers included 48 energy companies, 35 financial institutions, 23 real estate companies, 17 local governments and 3 sovereign companies
.
Seven first-time issuers in 2018 and 48 issuers in 2017 have contributed more than €34 billion to the market, half of which is related to
sovereignty issues in France and Belgium.
To date, the diversification of the European market has been a huge achievement
.
It would be good to see more companies issuing green bonds, especially from countries with larger economies and highly developed and dynamic bond markets including the UK, Germany and France
.
European issuers have long allocated most of their green bond proceeds to the energy sector
.
However, in recent years, as the share of buildings and transportation has increased, the share of energy in the overall composition has declined
.
Belgium's green sovereign OLO allocates 85% of the proceeds to rail investment, reflecting a trend in 2017, with government-backed railway companies in France, Spain and Italy carving out the green bond market
.
With the big plan to upgrade European rail transport, it is expected that the transport sector will move forward further
.
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