Swedish airport operator awarded $103m green bond to create 'climate smart' airports

Madeleine Cuff
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Swedavia, which owns and operates 10 airports across Sweden, will use cash injection to make its airports 'carbon neutral' by next year

Swedavia, the state-owned Swedish airport operator, has secured as green bond worth SEK1BN ($103m) to support its goal of getting its airports to 'carbon neutrality' by 2020, the company announced this...

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