Examples of Transition bonds in a sentence
Transition bonds" means any bond, debenture, note, interim certificate, collateral, trust certificate, or other evidence of indebtedness or ownership issued by the board or other transition bonds issuer that is secured by or payable from fixed transition amounts or transition property.
Transition bonds can be either green bonds or sustainability-linked bonds that are issued by those looking to align their financing strategy to their climate transition strategy and decarbonisation trajectory.
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Social bondsGreen bondsThe market for sustainble bondsFigure 1: The sustainable bond market ESG/ Su stainab ility/ SDG bonds Transition bonds Source: ICMA definitions ICMA’s labelled bond principles, e.g. the Social Bond Principles (SBP) have four core components: 1.
Transition bonds require funds to be used for climate-transition activities such as adding carbon capture and storage to an existing coal plant, but generally have less strict criteria if the entity can demonstrate a longer-term positive environmental impact.