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Green Bond Corporation | 2,182 followers on LinkedIn. Sustainable finance for tomorrow | 
Green Bond Corporation (GBC) SARL is a Luxembourg based, specialist global advisory group that advises clients in the structuring and financing of large-scale, capital-intensive infrastructure projects.

Green Bond Corporation (GBC) SARL partners with governments, institutional and corporate clients (both public and private) that seek access to capital through the international debt and equity capital markets, including where projects work towards decarbonising local, national, regional and global economies.

Combining deep expertise and global thought leadership in infrastructure and development finance, GBC SARL and its highly renowned team are considered thought leaders, who together provide a unique, yet highly refined ability to advise, assess and facilitate the funding of suitably qualified projects.

Global CEO/Co-Founder @ Green Bond Corporation 🌐 Sustainable & Transition Finance 🌐 Sustainable Infrastructure 🌐 Capital Markets

Dr. Luke Kirke

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As the drive towards sustainability continues throughout this 'Decade of Action', greater amounts of resources (including rare earth and critical minerals) are required to transition the world towards a 'Net Zero' future. Deep on our oceans floors, rare and precious minerals exist in abundance, with more and more mining companies turning their minds towards potentially mining these sources. Even though few have been granted rights, there has been growing concerns that deep sea mining can have significant, long-lasting, negative environmental consequences, impacting upon generations to come. From a financial perspective, in a study titled 'Race to the Bottom', Planet Tracker states that countries would receive minimal - if not trivial - financial benefits from deep sea mining activities. Whilst the underlying analysis within the study has been deemed to be simplistic by some, the 'Race to the Bottom' paper has been recently accompanied by another paper titled 'Mining for Trouble' from the same group. Within this most recent paper, Planet Tracker goes onto to state that "...if deep sea metals were to enter the market, global prices of copper, cobalt, nickel and manganese could decline." Furthermore, "...five of the 12 countries identified in this analysis were categorised by the World Bank as lower middle income in 2023, [where]...these countries are likely to be less well equipped to deal with the negative economic impacts that deep sea mining-related price shocks may bring." Adding to the debate is 'Deep Rising', a groundbreaking documentary narrated by actor Jason Momoa and directed by Matthieu Rytz that dives into how mining companies are seeking to undertake deep sea, ocean floor mining around the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ), a 3 million square kilometre expanse of the Pacific Ocean. The documentary can be streamed directly from deeprising.com from today, followed soon by Amazon Prime Video, Google Play, and Apple TV with the trailer found here: https://lnkd.in/gf8kx8HV Sustainable finance is a set of practices, standards and products that aim to achieve financial returns while also considering environmental and social objectives. In short, sustainable finance is finance that seeks to balance people, planet and profit. Until greater amounts of research prove that deep sea mining can be done ethically, without exploitation and without severely impacting our oceanic environment, Green Bond Corporation (GBC) Group fully supports a global moratorium on deep sea mining activities. To enquire if GBC Group (including Green Bond Corporation , Carbon Capital Corporation , éthica capital and CarbonPlanet ) is able to partner with you and your project be it transition, sustainable, green or blue in nature, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at https://lnkd.in/ghDgpqJC #deeprising #sustainablefinance #sustainabledevelopment #ethicalinvestment #GreenBondCorporation #esginvesting #jasonmomoa

As experts, we often get asked to speak about what's wrong with climate markets. We need to be more focused on what's good and what opportunities there are to harness. The Sustainable Markets Initiative The climate has changed: How CIOs are investing in a climate-resilient economy report highlights that: “This is a mega-trend: there are huge opportunities to take and major new risks to manage.” Huge opportunity: "As of 2022, the discretionary assets of the world’s 100 largest asset owners were estimated to be $25.7 trillion, with the top 20 asset owners representing over 55% of these assets.2 They have the potential to direct large capital flows towards or away from economic activities that support real-world decarbonization. Their fiduciary duty to achieve long-term returns for their beneficiaries (such as pensioners) also implies a need to understand and manage long-term risks, such as climate change, appropriately." I will be discussing this at the post COP29 event in London with @ZERO13 & Green Bond Corporation [Link to Register in comments] Hirander Misra Dr. Luke Kirke Mark Phillips Suresh Yadav Sarah Ghosh FCMA, CGMA Abhishek Kumar, CFA Ashley Wilson Paul Muthaura Paul O'Connor Richard Mukurumbira (PhD, MPhil, MBA, MMgt, BSc.) Dr. Hubert Danso Andrew Wolfson Emile Fourie https://lnkd.in/eNBBnZxB

Please join me for an in-person unique and interactive Question Time event hosted by ZERO13 Green Bond Corporation and CMS , where industry leaders and experts will gather to discuss the outcomes of UNFCCC #COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan (11-22 November) and explore the future of climate investment, carbon markets, and climate fintech as we look ahead to our attendance at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos #WEF2025 , Switzerland (20–24 January 2025). This engaging session will provide attendees with the opportunity to ask critical questions, challenge conventional wisdom, and collaborate on productive financial, investment and technology solutions to accelerate the fight against climate change and deliver on the outcomes of COP29. The event will be an interactive panel and audience debate, offering diverse perspectives on how the lessons learned from COP29 will shape the next steps in climate finance and market innovation. Following the discussions, attendees are invited to network over drinks and canapés, offering a great opportunity to connect with professionals and industry thought leaders in the climate investment and climate fintech space. Please Register Here:👇🏼 https://lnkd.in/eSF9Br_Q Mark Phillips Dr. Luke Kirke Carbon Capital Corporation Hirander Misra Lincoln T. Richard Mukurumbira (PhD, MPhil, MBA, MMgt, BSc.) Adam Klein Ashley Wilson Lorna Ritchie The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) Climate Bonds Initiative Paul Muthaura Dr. John Kingsley Krugu Andy Rinehart Brandon Reisdorf

This is an incredible step forward for climate action. Prior to this partnership - Co-operative Agreements under Article 6.2 of the Paris Climate Agreement to trade Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs), where the acquiring country can use these types of carbon credits towards their climate Nationally Determined Contribution targets (NDCs) were stifled by the lack of seamless processes and technology - and by the scrutiny of credit integrity. This partnership proudly augments the work in Ghana of the Green Bond Corporation ( #GBC )and Carbon Capital Corporation ( #CCC ) ecosystem of capital, people, processes and technology to deliver a cohesive and trusted source to sale solution for high integrity and investment grade carbon credits. We often talk about using "best in world" and "enterprise grade technology". At GBC, CCC and ZERO13 we don't just talk - we act and deliver using only the best there is available so that confidence and trust is provided to drive institutional capital into carbon markets and the projects who are producing these critical carbon commodities. Dr. Luke Kirke Mark Phillips Cath Thrupp Hirander Misra Lincoln T. Adam Klein Richard Mukurumbira (PhD, MPhil, MBA, MMgt, BSc.) Ashley Wilson Intensel Limited Entela Benz Carbon Planet Andy Rinehart Brandon Reisdorf Dr. John Kingsley Krugu Sean Kidney Amy Merrill The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) Africa Carbon Markets Initiative (ACMI) Jocelyne landry Tsonang

Our fabulous partners at Green Bond Corporation and Carbon Capital Corporation , Hirander Misra and ZERO13 and the team are on the ground at COP29 facilitating critical conversations between Ghana and Singapore where we have long term sovereign projects with the Environmental Protection Agency of Ghana to deliver substantive climate goals and stackable value for Africa. Andy Rinehart Brandon Reisdorf Mark Phillips Hirander Misra Adam Klein Dr. Luke Kirke Jocelyne landry Tsonang @Hon. Dr. Henry Kwabena Kokofu, Esq Intensel Limited Entela Benz Ashley Wilson

At the recent FT Live Commodities Asia Summit, our Director of Public Affairs, Lorna Ritchie , joined an esteemed panel with Duncan van Bergen , Co-founder, Calyx Global , Professor Lisa Wilson , Global Head of strategic partnerships, Green Bond Corporation and Board Advisor, ZERO13 , and Tommy Ricketts , CEO and Co-founder, BeZero Carbon , to discuss a critical question: How can voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) rebuild trust and establish themselves as effective tools for decarbonisation? 🔍 💡 Key Takeaways: ✅ Our guiding principle, "where there is integrity, scale will follow," underscores the importance of robust standards. The Integrity Council's Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) are central to ensuring carbon credits are impactful, transparent, and verifiable. ✅ A Unified Approach: Lorna emphasised, “a globally harmonised approach” is essential to align credit standards across markets, restore confidence, and drive quality. The Integrity Council is actively collaborating with governments and regulators worldwide to embed these standards. ✅ Collective Responsibility: The path to a high-integrity #VoluntaryCarbonMarket requires a “mosaic of regulators” working alongside ratings agencies and other key stakeholders, collectively ensuring that quality and accountability remain at the forefront. We’re building momentum and look forward to continuing this important conversation at #COP29 , advocating for high-integrity voluntary carbon markets that can drive real change. 👉 Read more our COP29 ambitions: https://lnkd.in/e2ywm6km

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM)

Construction currently accounts for ~40% of global energy and industrial-related CO2 emissions. Roughly 85% of these emissions stems from utilisation of fossil fuels, with the remainder mainly related to the production of construction materials themselves. As projections indicate that construction related emissions will rise by a further 13% globally without additional mitigation and/or adaption efforts, the path to achieving global climate goals, let alone a low emissions future, is strongly correlated to a more sustainable, global construction industry. Earlier this year, the IFC issued the report titled Building Green - Sustainable Construction in Emerging Markets. The aim of the report is to help guide international efforts to decarbonise construction value chains via comprehensive analysis as well as offering important recommendations. With emerging markets accounting for approximately 30% of the global construction value chain emissions, the report notes that: 🌎 Deployment of improved technologies could reverse projected emissions growth from construction value chains, requiring USD$3.5tn in global investment between 2022 and 2035; 🌎 Such technologies centre around construction materials including 'green cement' and 'green-steel'; improved utilisation of carbon-capture; enhanced use of sustainable products like that in mass timber construction and integrating recycled materials more effectively; 🌎 Decarbonizing construction value chains will entail short-term trade-offs for long term benefits; 🌎 Global domestic and foreign private green debt finance for construction decarbonization increased twenty-fold over the last five years; 🌎 Such financial instruments included green bonds, sustainability bonds and sustainability-linked bonds; 🌎 Yet emerging markets receive only a small share (~10%) of domestic and foreign green finance for decarbonizing construction. The full report can be found here: https://lnkd.in/d3S2sQ9W Green Bond Corporation (GBC) Group is currently working with construction industry participants to improve the efficiencies of the construction industry. Whether working directly with property developers or assisting technology providers to decarbonize construction value chains, GBC Group is committed to support required efforts globally. To enquire if GBC Group (including Green Bond Corporation , Carbon Capital Corporation , éthica capital and CarbonPlanet ) is able to partner with you and your project, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at https://lnkd.in/ghDgpqJC #IFC #greenbuildings #greenconstruction #greencement #renewableenergy #renewables #hydrogen #batterystorage #climatechange #greeninfrastructure #climatefinance #sustainablefinance #structuredfinance #greenbonds #sustainabilitybonds #sustainabledevelopment #decarbonisation #netzerocarbon #infrastructurefinance #carbonneutral #infrastructure #GreenBondCorporation #BeTheChange

The Inter-agency Task Force on Financing for Development (IATFFD) is a United Nations initiative comprised of over fifty UN agencies, programmes and offices. Per Paragraph 133 of the Addis Agenda, it is mandated to report annually on progress in meeting the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda as well as advise on recommendations for corrective action where gaps have been identified. In its most recent report into sustainable development financing titled "Financing for Sustainable Development Report 2024", the IATFFD noted that the promise of the Addis Ababa Action Agenda aligning financial resources remains largely unfulfilled. Further, the report states that the past four years have increased the financing needs of developing countries, where the financing gaps for those countries now stands at USD$4tn each and every year. Partly sombre in tone, the report highlights that whilst as high as financing gap estimates are, they pale in comparison to the costs of inaction. Yet whilst financing is the challenge, it also provides part of the solution, with the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development - to be held in Spain in mid-2025 - providing a unique opportunity to commit to reforms and close the gap between aspiration and financing. Noting time is of the essence, the report further states: 🌍 The world is severely off track to achieve the SDGs by 2030; 🌎 Financing challenges are at the heart of the current sustainable development crisis; 🌏 Progress is woefully insufficient on SDG13 (Climate Action), especially as disasters are becoming more frequent and intense, with losses, damages and recover costs increasing; 🌍 Whilst notable progress in sustainable finance has been made over the last 25 years, it has not kept pace with rising financing needs in an increasingly challenging global economic environment; and 🌏 Many developing countries have less access to contingency financing in times of need, constraining their ability to respond to and recover from shocks. The full report can be found here: https://lnkd.in/dRyVQQWJ To enquire if Green Bond Corporation Group (including Green Bond Corporation , Carbon Capital Corporation and éthica capital ) is able to partner with you and your project be it decarbonisation, transition, sustainable, green or blue in nature, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at https://lnkd.in/ghDgpqJC #greeninfrastructure #climatefinance #carbonfinance #sustainablefinance #structuredfinance #greenbonds #sustainabilitybonds #sustainabledevelopment #sustainableenergy #sovereign #sdg #sdgs2030 #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #unitednations #decarbonisation #netzerocarbon #cleanenergyfuture #infrastructurefinance #carbonneutral #esg #infrastructure #carboncredits #GreenBondCorporation #CarbonCapitalCorporation #esginvesting #bonds #BeTheChange

In its second edition of the State and Trends of International Carbon Markets report, the World Bank Group highlighted that 2023 witnessed a significant market value adjustment of the voluntary carbon credit market, a drop that was primarily attributed to broadly felt environmental integrity concerns of carbon credit issuances. Whilst there are several other challenges for the voluntary carbon market, what was also affirmed is that stakeholders are undertaking steps to restore trust and transparency, with initiatives showing promise. The 2024 report also stated that: 🌎 Well-designed, high integrity carbon markets can (and do) play a pivotal role in financing climate action in developing countries; 🌎 For creditability and trust, carbon markets activity needs to be governed by a clear and robust institutional framework; 🌎 Clearly defining the legal nature of carbon credits is essential for financiers; 🌎 An indicator of progress in the market is the increased sophistication of buyers, their direct involvement in project due diligence and their preference for high-quality investments; 🌎 Specifically, such buyers are willing to pay large premiums for credits with perceived higher quality and development impact; 🌎 84% of listed companies are not on track to meet their net-zero goals; 🌎 Countries must aim to develop policy frameworks that enable the broader use of carbon credits and address policy elements that support such usage; and 🌎 Various insurance providers are emerging to address different high-severity, low-frequency risks. The full paper can be found here: https://lnkd.in/erxswrps Green Bond Corporation Group (including Green Bond Corporation , Carbon Capital Corporation , éthica capital and CarbonPlanet ) works across both the compliance and voluntary carbon credit markets around the world alongside stakeholders including registries, exchanges, insurers and independent certifiers. To enquire if GBC Group is able to partner with you and your project be it transition, sustainable, green or blue in nature, please do not hesitate to reach out to the team at https://lnkd.in/ghDgpqJC #WorldBank #carboncredits #compliance #voluntary #climatechange #greeninfrastructure #climatefinance #sustainablefinance #structuredfinance #greenbonds #sustainabilitybonds #sustainabledevelopment #sustainableenergy #sdg #sdgs2030 #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #unitednations #decarbonisation #netzerocarbon #cleanenergyfuture #infrastructurefinance #carbonneutral #esg #infrastructure #GreenBondCorporation #ethicacapital #esginvesting #bonds #BeTheChange

Australia aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 43% by 2030 and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. This includes significant investments in renewable energy, such as solar and wind, and the development of a hydrogen industry. Sustainability has become a central focus in both public discourse and corporate strategy. Individuals, businesses, and governments around the globe have expressed a strong willingness to adopt more sustainable practices. For various articles on capital markets, subscribe to our newsletter via https://lnkd.in/diztCCsF Dr. Luke Kirke Chloé Argyle Mark Phillips Riddhesh Chandwadkar éthica capital Green Bond Corporation Carbon Capital Corporation #ethicacapital #greenfinance #greenbonds #sustainablity #climatechange #blueinfrastructure #climatefinance #sustainablefinance #structuredfinance #sustainabilitybonds #sustainabledevelopment #sustainableenergy #sdg #sdgs2030 #sustainabledevelopmentgoals #unitednations #decarbonisation #netzerocarbon #cleanenergyfuture #infrastructurefinance #carbonneutral #esg #infrastructure #esginvesting #bonds #BeTheChange

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