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On this page we have collected data and information that is intended as a starting point for assessing how the municipality is affected by climate risk. Scroll down to see how greenhouse gas emissions, climate change, investments and business structure may affect the climate risk Longyearbyen is exposed to.
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Unfortunately, we have no data on greenhouse gas emissions for Longyearbyen
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Projects financed with KBN's green loans
KBN offers green loans with reduced interest rates to municipal sector projects with clear climate- and environmental ambitions. These loans are financed with green bonds.
KBN offers green loans with reduced interest rates to municipal sector projects with clear climate- and environmental ambitions. These loans are financed with green bonds.
Municipal investments are long-term; construction and infrastructure are built to last for several decades. This means that what we build today should withstand the transition into a zero-emission society, especially if we reach the 2050 goals. In the same period the climate will probably toughen and the requirements for e.g. energy efficiency is likely to be tightened. Requirements and expectations towards the transport sector will likely also change. If physical climate risk is not taken into account in planning stages, damage caused by e.g. floods can become a costly affair. Choosing the cheapest solutions today can imply risking having to make unforeseen investments to meet future requirements.
KBN provides green loans with discounted interest rates for climate- and environment-friendly investments that we believe are compatible with a 2050 society, and which can help reduce the municipality's climate risk.
