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India's green financing journey began early, with USD 15.7 billion in climate-aligned bonds used for clean energy by 2016. Officially, the market started in 2015 with YES Bank's renewable energy bond. Since then, major players like EXIM Bank and ReNew Power have joined in, with some bonds listed on international exchanges. The private sector issues most Green Bonds (84%), but there's also potential for public sector involvement. Currently, financing focuses on clean energy, but the regulations allow for expansion into other sustainable sectors. India's Green Bond market has a strong base and is gaining traction. Encouraging broader participation and exploring financing across various sustainable sectors is key for its growth in the future. What are your thoughts on Green Bonds?

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