The Italian energy company has committed to paying higher returns on today's fundraising bond if it fails to ramp up its installed renewable energy generation capacity to 55% of its overall total by the end of 2021.Italian energy giant Enel today issued what it described as "the world's first bond linked to the achievement of a sustainable objective", meaning the multinational company will pay investors higher returns as a penalty if it fails to raise its renewables capacity fast enough. The Rome-headquartered power company has pledged to have 55% of its installed electricity generation capacity ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...