Green Finance in Austria
A sustainable financial market for the green transformation
The goals in the fight against the climate crisis must be ambitious – as must the investments required to achieve them. This requires mobilizing the financial markets accordingly, but also creating the necessary regulatory framework. The Federal Ministry for Climate Protection is implementing a number of ambitious green finance projects and is also addressing the topic of transition finance.
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Green Finance Alliance
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About Green Finance
Who will finance climate protection and the energy transition? How can private capital be successfully channeled towards green projects so we secure a sustainable future? How can this help us achieve our Paris Climate Agreement goals? -
Members of the Green Finance Alliance
Eleven Austrian financial companies for climate protection: Find out about the banks, insurance companies, corporate provision funds and pension funds that are working towards the Paris climate goals with the Green Finance Alliance. -
Green Finance Alliance FAQs
Here, ESG officers, sustainable finance experts, journalists and stakeholders interested in the Green Finance Alliance (GFA) can find questions and answers on the topics of criteria and objectives, membership, opportunities and challenges as well as embedding in the regulatory framework.
EU Sustainable Finance Strategy
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EU Sustainable Finance Strategy
One goal of the European Green Deal is to mobilize private investments for the transition to a climate-neutral economy. The EU aims to become the first net zero continent, and the European Green Deal is the roadmap for achieving this. -
Sustainable future with Green Finance
Austria aims to be climate neutral by 2040. We can only achieve this policy objective by quickly transforming our energy and economic systems and ensuring they are fit for the future. In this regard, the financial services sector has a significant contribution to make. -
EU Taxonomy Regulation
In order to reach the climate and energy targets of the EU, investments must be channeled into sustainable projects and activities. Therefore, a clear definition of the term “sustainable” is required. This is the purpose of the EU Taxonomy Regulation. It represents the joint classification system for environmentally sustainable economic activities.