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An engineer stands in the open maintenance hatch at the rear of a wind turbine
News| September 26, 2022

Sovereign green bonds could fund transition, says BIS

The BIS on sovereign green bonds, the ECB on climate fiscal policies, a conference on greening monetary policy in times of soaring inflation and more from this week in green central banking.

wind farm in Greece
News| June 14, 2022

ECB seeks input on green fiscal rules

The ECB has published a call for papers on fiscal policy and climate change in advance of a workshop later this year.

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News| March 15, 2022

Rewrite EU fiscal rules to support climate goals, say academics

More than 270 academics and civil society groups have backed a manifesto calling for a climate-friendly overhaul of the EU’s fiscal rules.

News| December 22, 2021

2021: plenty of climate talks, but little practical progress

As the climate and ecological crises continue to accelerate, central banks have made slow progress in addressing their role as calls grow to stop the funding of the destruction of the natural world.

Offshore wind turbines
News| December 8, 2021

Reform EU fiscal rules to boost green investment, says ECB

The ECB has said the fiscal rules of the European Union should be adjusted to support greater investment in the green transition. …

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Climate Linkers: Rationale & Pricing: 27 March 2023: E-axes, Online Climateflation and the Future of Monetary Policy : 28 March 2023: Positive Money Europe, Online Fifth International Economics Conference: 21-23 April 2023: EEC, Kunming, China
Climate Linkers: Rationale & Pricing: 27 March 2023: E-axes, Online Climateflation and the Future of Monetary Policy : 28 March 2023: Positive Money Europe, Online Fifth International Economics Conference: 21-23 April 2023: EEC, Kunming, China
Climate Linkers: Rationale & Pricing: 27 March 2023: E-axes, Online Climateflation and the Future of Monetary Policy : 28 March 2023: Positive Money Europe, Online Fifth International Economics Conference: 21-23 April 2023: EEC, Kunming, China
Climate Linkers: Rationale & Pricing: 27 March 2023: E-axes, Online Climateflation and the Future of Monetary Policy : 28 March 2023: Positive Money Europe, Online Fifth International Economics Conference: 21-23 April 2023: EEC, Kunming, China

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