Financiamento Climático
Limitar o aumento da temperatura global a menos de 1,5 ° Celsius e alcançar o desenvolvimento sustentável exigirá trilhões de novos investimentos e uma mudança deliberada em direção a modelos econômicos de baixo carbono e resilientes ao clima.
Com profunda experiência em política e finanças, os analistas e consultores da CPI ajudam governos, empresas e instituições financeiras a impulsionar o crescimento econômico enquanto lidam com as mudanças climáticas. Nosso programa de financiamento climático, uma equipe de 70 pessoas liderada pela Dr. Barbara Buchner, trabalha para gerar investimentos resilientes e de baixo carbono.
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Brazil’s first FIDC and CRI issued as climate bonds raise USD 50 million
Albion Capital and Órigo Energia announced the close of Green FIDC Solar GD, the first FIDC issued as a climate bond in Brazil, at USD 35.8 million (BRL 201.5 million). The announcement comes two weeks after the close of Brazil’s first Green CRI, a spinoff from the Green FIDC, which secured USD 14.3 million (BRL 80.1 million). Together, the two vehicles developed by Albion Capital to finance Órigo’s expansion in solar distributed generation raised USD 50 million (BRL 281.6 million. The Green FIDC concept was initially proposed and developed as part of the Global Innovation Lab for Climate Finance (the Lab).
Blog
Highlights from the Landscape of Climate Finance in Kenya
Kenya accounts for less than 0.1% of global GHG emissions and its per capita emission is less than half the global average; yet Kenya suffers disproportionately from climate related disasters.
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The Landscape of Climate Finance in the United States
A look at the state of climate finance in the U.S.
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Is India's national budget green enough?
India’s budget for 2021-2022 lays a strong foundation for a sustainable recovery post-COVID-19, with a clear focus on infrastructure development and job creation. Despite the fiscal constraints due to the pandemic, the current budget does convey the government’s intent to fight climate change. However, the budgetary allocations may fall short given the sheer scale of estimated adverse economic impact due to the impending climate crisis.
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Response to COVID-19: Energy Conservation and Efficiency Survey
This study, produced in collaboration with the Indonesia Energy Efficiency Society (MASKEEI), aims to measure and understand how COVID-19 has impacted the business of facility owners and energy efficiency service stakeholders through a targeted survey.
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Leveraging National Development Banks to Enhance Financing for Climate-Smart Urban Infrastructure
This report sets the stage to explore the mandate and capacities of National Development Banks in accelerating financing for local governments’ climate-smart urban infrastructure.
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FAST-Infra
FAST-Infra aims to close the USD 3 trillion sustainable infrastructure investment gap with urgency by establishing a global sustainable infrastructure labelling system, along with financial mechanisms to mobilize private investment at scale for the financing of labelled projects.
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A Framework for Tracking Cooling Investment
Global cooling needs are significant and expected to continue growing rapidly. This knowledge brief proposes a new approach to identify and track cooling transactions.
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Improving the impact of fiscal stimulus in Asia: An analysis of green recovery investments and opportunities
India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, and South Korea have together announced a total of USD 884 billion in COVID-19 recovery stimulus packages. This study maps the ‘greenness’ of these fiscal stimulus measures and their contribution towards country-level climate objectives.
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3 lessons from India for achieving clean and accessible energy
97% of Indian households now have access to electricity with an average of 20.6 hours of grid-electricity supply. But there are still gaps that need to be filled for India to achieve its vision of 24/7 uninterrupted electricity supply.
