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In the first half of 2018 (H1), China's green bond issuance reached US$13 billion, up 14% year-on-year, with a large part of it going to renewable energy
.
According to the mid-year report of China's green bond market released by the Climate Bonds Initiative, a climate bond initiative, the total issuance of green bonds that meet the international definition is US$9.
29 billion
.
Of the total proceeds, $3.
4 billion, or 36 percent, will be allocated to renewable energy, including wind and solar projects
.
This is followed by low-carbon transport, which accounts for 30%
of revenue.
During this period, issuance by financial firms accounted for 44%
of the $13 billion in green bonds.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) and Bank of China are the largest issuers
in this category.
The Climate Bonds Initiative notes that ICBC (London)'s climate certification certificates are supported by multiple onshore wind and solar parks in China and Pakistan, as well as the 588 MW Beatrice offshore wind farm in Scotland
.
Non-financial corporations account for 32% of the H1 total, including repeat issuers such as CGN Wind Power and Concord New Energy, as well as the first green bonds of Xintian Green Energy, wind turbine manufacturer Envision Energy and Mingyang Smart Energy Group, the proceeds of which will be used to support wind energy projects or turbine manufacturing
.
Top 20 green bond issuers in the first half of the year
In the first half of 2018 (H1), China's green bond issuance reached US$13 billion, up 14% year-on-year, with a large part of it going to renewable energy
.
According to the mid-year report of China's green bond market released by the Climate Bonds Initiative, a climate bond initiative, the total issuance of green bonds that meet the international definition is US$9.
29 billion
.
Of the total proceeds, $3.
4 billion, or 36 percent, will be allocated to renewable energy, including wind and solar projects
.
This is followed by low-carbon transport, which accounts for 30%
of revenue.
During this period, issuance by financial firms accounted for 44%
of the $13 billion in green bonds.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) and Bank of China are the largest issuers
in this category.
The Climate Bonds Initiative notes that ICBC (London)'s climate certification certificates are supported by multiple onshore wind and solar parks in China and Pakistan, as well as the 588 MW Beatrice offshore wind farm in Scotland
.
Non-financial corporations account for 32% of the H1 total, including repeat issuers such as CGN Wind Power and Concord New Energy, as well as the first green bonds of Xintian Green Energy, wind turbine manufacturer Envision Energy and Mingyang Smart Energy Group, the proceeds of which will be used to support wind energy projects or turbine manufacturing
.
Top 20 green bond issuers in the first half of the year