"Our largest funds come from green loans, and without exception, companies that receive such loans comply with European environmental policies," Peter Carlson said proudly.
Green loans were initially a loan strategy proposed by major banks in Europe.
The intention was to provide a funding channel for environmentally friendly companies or companies that adhere to sustainable development guidelines.
Later, many domestic banks also began offering this type of green loan.
However, whether domestically or in Europe, obtaining green loans is extremely challenging.
To acquire a green loan, a company must undergo multiple assessments by various environmental organizations and appraisal institutions, and only upon passing these assessments can it receive the loan.
Moreover, once obtained, the company must continue to be monitored by these organizations; if any assessment during this process fails, the interest rate on the loan will increase significantly.
