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Dutch and German transmission operator Tennet Holding B.
V.
has launched a 1.
25 billion euro green bond program
.
The green bond issuance is backed by five major banks, including BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, INGBANK, Lloyds and Rabobank
.
Tent said the bonds will be issued in two batches: a 10-year €500 million bond with a coupon rate of 1.
375 percent, and a second tranche of €750 million with a 16-year coupon rate of 2 percent
.
Tent also revealed that two wind projects located in Dutch waters in the North Sea, Borssele Alpha and Borssele Beta, will be included in its green bond portfolio for the first time, and the project currently includes nine offshore wind projects
.
Tent aims to achieve more than 7 GW of connected capacity for new offshore wind farms in German waters in the North Sea by 2019 and expects to develop 3.
5 GW
in the Dutch North Sea by 2023.
The latest bond issuance brings the company's total green bonds to €6.
25 billion, making it the largest issuer of corporate green bonds in the Netherlands
.
Tent expects to invest up to EUR 28 billion
in new offshore and onshore grid connections in the Netherlands and Western Germany.
In April, Tent and Dutch transmission operator Enexis announced that the two companies would be in the next few years to increase solar connectivity, especially in the country's less densely populated east
.
Dutch and German transmission operator Tennet Holding B.
V.
has launched a 1.
25 billion euro green bond program
.
The green bond issuance is backed by five major banks, including BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, INGBANK, Lloyds and Rabobank
.
Tent said the bonds will be issued in two batches: a 10-year €500 million bond with a coupon rate of 1.
375 percent, and a second tranche of €750 million with a 16-year coupon rate of 2 percent
.
Tent also revealed that two wind projects located in Dutch waters in the North Sea, Borssele Alpha and Borssele Beta, will be included in its green bond portfolio for the first time, and the project currently includes nine offshore wind projects
.
Tent aims to achieve more than 7 GW of connected capacity for new offshore wind farms in German waters in the North Sea by 2019 and expects to develop 3.
5 GW
in the Dutch North Sea by 2023.
The latest bond issuance brings the company's total green bonds to €6.
25 billion, making it the largest issuer of corporate green bonds in the Netherlands
.
Tent expects to invest up to EUR 28 billion
in new offshore and onshore grid connections in the Netherlands and Western Germany.
In April, Tent and Dutch transmission operator Enexis announced that the two companies would be in the next few years to increase solar connectivity, especially in the country's less densely populated east
.
