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                    [Title] => AC Energy raises $400 million from green bond issue
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                    [Title] => IFC launches first green bonds in Philippines
                    [Summary] => International Finance Corp., the investment arm of the World Bank Group for the private sector, has launched the Mabuhay Bond – the first peso-denominated green bond in the Philippines – to bankroll the optimization program of Lopez-led Energy Development Corp.
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                    [Title] => IFC, ADB step up green financing for poor countries
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the International Finance Corp. (IFC) are offering developing countries more opportunities to go green and alter the negative impact of climate change.

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