Green bonds as an instrument for financing in Europe

Frydrych, Sylwia

doi:10.12775/eip.2021.014

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“…It is the best method for conducting research that originates knowledge in the library and science [29]. Bibliometric science is used to analyze all documents dealing with green finance, such as green bonds [13], green credit [14], climate finance [15], carbon finance [16], sustainable finance [17], green banks [18], in the fields of business and economics, social sciences, environmental sciences, and other multidisciplinary fields. It allows for the creation of network analyses, which provide a clear picture of the various links between scientific studies, countries, authors, and keywords.…”

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“…In doing so, several new methods of financing projects have emerged. Those financing methods are green bonds [13], green credit [14], climate finance [15], carbon finance [16], sustainable finance [17], green banks [18], and so on. The scope and content of financing methods are different; however, they are all similar in terms of objective, as all of them introduced to finance those green projects [19].…”

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Developing Countries in the Lead: A Bibliometric Approach to Green Finance

Desalegn

Tangl

2022

Energies

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In recent years, green finance has become a popular method for dealing with environmental issues. However, it remains to be seen whether green financing is effective in addressing current global environmental issues. In this article, we, therefore, analyze the diffusion patterns of green finance publications in the Global South and Global North to identify which section of the globe is under-researched from this perspective. The study tried to highlight the overall trends of research publications on green finance, continent, most contributing authors, countries, and journals. The study used a bibliometric approach with the help of R studio software. The Scopus database was used for extracting the resources and 522 documents utilized in this bibliometric analysis. The result demonstrates that the diffusion of green finance is more common in the Global North than in the Global South. However, the number of scientific studies produced over time, the number of active authors, and affiliations of the Global South have contributed more than the Global North. More specifically, at the continental level, Asia and the Pacific are playing a lion’s share in providing scientific research publications on the green-finance-related issue. Meanwhile, the Arab states and Africa are the lowest contributing continent. China has the highest number of publications worldwide. However, this reality may be different if another approach (per capita contribution) is used to investigate the issue of green finance. Hence, we call for future studies to consider this fact in investigating the issue of green finance across the world. Furthermore, the study proposes further studies to be conducted on what are the factors that drive the Global South to lead. Finally, it is also better if the future studies take into account the status of each country in terms of green finance mobilization and capital contribution to share the specific experience of that country and lessons taken from that country.

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Developing Countries in the Lead: A Bibliometric Approach to Green Finance

Desalegn

Tangl

2022

Energies

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“…Low-carbon energy technologies are regarded as a vital component of mitigating climate change [11]. Consequently, developing suitable models for financing green energy infrastructure is crucial [12], especially in the long term [13]. One solution employed in this context involves the participation of governmental institutions [14] and the provision of public funds with an appropriate degree of financial leverage [15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency: European Regional Policy and the Role of Financial Instruments

Batóg,

Pluskota

2023

Energies

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The study aimed to evaluate whether the regional funds allocated for energy efficiency and renewable energy are related to the quantity of air pollutants discharged and the stage of regional development, and whether the evidence of convergence of regional levels of renewable energy electricity generation can be provided. A comparative analysis of financial instrument implementation within regional programmes was conducted, with a particular focus on instruments dedicated to enhancing energy efficiency and utilising renewable energy. To verify the research hypotheses, statistical coefficients of correlation and concentration, along with trend and econometric models were applied. The findings have confirmed the rise in regional funds for energy efficiency and renewable energy, along with the growing importance of financial instruments in transforming the energy sector. The hypotheses that air pollutant emissions per unit of GDP generated are decreasing, there exists a regional convergence of renewable energy production per capita, and the spatial accumulation of renewable energy production is declining, have been confirmed. No correlation was found between the regional economic development and the level of funds allocated to energy efficiency and renewable energy. The lack of such relationships provides a convincing argument for appropriate state regulation.

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“…After that, it began to attract more and more attention from investors (Niyazbekova et al, 2021). It can be noted that at the global level there is an increasing trend in the issuance volume of sustainability financial instruments (Frydrych, 2021). The growing interest in sustainable and "green" investment has helped to spread this concept to developing countries (Banga, 2019).…”

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Green economy and esg in russia: project evaluation criteria, risk analysis and management methods

Tolkachev

Kotov

Chelukhina

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SDJ

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Objective: The purpose of the article is to develop an effective approach to rating Russian companies and financial instruments based on ESG factors, which makes it easier to promote the sustainable development concept in Russia and contributes to the implementation and financing of "green" projects. Methods: The article examines the role and place of the ESG agenda at the present stage of economic and social development. Authors used methods of synthesis, analysis, classification and systematization of information. Results: The main provisions formulated by scientists and practitioners from all over the world are summarized. The list of criteria characterizing the company, society and the state in terms of compliance with the principles of sustainable development is highlighted. The author's weights distribution model of the described characteristics is proposed in order to form parametric systems for evaluating issuers for compliance with ESG criteria. The international and Russian experience of rating "green" projects is analyzed, and options for improving Russian practice are proposed. The list of risks inherent in the "green" financial instruments issues is highlighted. Conclusion: Particular attention is paid to the impossibility of all factors comprehensive consideration by an individual investor, in connection with which the idea is put forward about the expediency of using innovative technologies, such as neural networks, for rating issues of "green" financial instruments and issuers themselves, in order to facilitate the investor's asset selection process. General conclusions are drawn about the state and prospects of the sustainability market in the world and in Russia, recommendations are given to the investors.

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Green bonds as an instrument for financing in Europe

Cited by 11 publications

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Developing Countries in the Lead: A Bibliometric Approach to Green Finance

Developing Countries in the Lead: A Bibliometric Approach to Green Finance

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency: European Regional Policy and the Role of Financial Instruments

Green economy and esg in russia: project evaluation criteria, risk analysis and management methods

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