Climate Bonds Blog

January Events Blog: From Brussels to Cairo to Japan. Stay connected with us!

Posted: Jan 7, 2025

Start the year with Climate Bonds.

Explore our January schedule of events and see where our representatives will be making an impact around the world.

January Events Blog: From Brussels to Cairo to Japan. Stay connected with us!

Blog: Unlocking China’s Climate Investment: Transition Opportunities in the Energy and Agriculture Sectors

Posted: Dec 23, 2024

Blog: Unlocking China’s Climate Investment: Transition Opportunities in the Energy and Agriculture Sectors

Three opportunities for Japan in 2025 - a New Year's reflection on Green Transformation (GX)

Posted: Dec 19, 2024

A new leadership must now plan the next steps in this mission, against a backdrop of increased geo-political tensions, and the challenge of domestic regional revitalisation.

In this context, Climate Bonds sees three areas of policy opportunity for the coming year.

1. National energy security through (green) regional revitalisation.

2. Global leadership on transition solutions.

3. Make Tokyo Asia’s transition finance capital.

1. National energy security through (green) regional revitalisation

In a world of severe geo-political instability, Japan’s reliance on energy imports presents risks to national security.

Three opportunities for Japan in 2025 - a New Year's reflection on Green Transformation (GX)

China’s Agri-food Transition: Financing a sustainable, just, and resilient sector

Posted: Dec 13, 2024

China’s Agri-food Transition: Financing a sustainable, just, and resilient sector

Public Consultation now open: Help shape the Alternative Proteins Criteria!

Posted: Dec 10, 2024

Building a Sustainable Food Future

Public Consultation now open: Help shape the Alternative Proteins Criteria!

How EU subsides can turn agriculture into a climate hero

Posted: Dec 6, 2024

When it comes to climate change, agriculture is one of the biggest elephants in the room. It is a massive emitter – responsible for 11% of the EU’s GHG emissions – but also one of the first sectors to feel the heat. From droughts to floods, farmers are already seeing the effects of a changing climate.