Macquarie Infrastructure (MIC) 2022年CSR报告「NYSE」.pdf

1、Green Finance Impact Report20221Subheading 3Disclaimer No RuleTable of contentsIntroduction 3Key highlights 4Summary of green metrics 5Macquaries green financing transactions 7Approach 9Green impact 11Macquaries green capabilities and commitments 13Glossary 14Appendix A:GIG Green Impact Report 15App

2、endix B:PwC Assurance Report 252022 Green Finance Impact Report2Buheii Wind farm1.Seeglossaryfordefinitionofeligibleproject.2.Seeglossaryfordefinitionofnotionalallocation.3.AsiaPacificLoanMarketAssociation.Introduction Macquarie Group Limited(“Macquarie”or“MGL”)is pleased to present its Green Financ

3、e Impact Report for the 12 months to 31 March 2022.This report relates to the MGL 2018 2,100 million Sterling(refinanced for 900 million in 2021),and 2020$US300 million Samurai loan facilities,of which 250 million and$US150 million constitutes green financing(“green tranches”)respectively as at 31 M

4、arch 2022.It provides information on the environmental benefits(“green impact”)of the eligible projects1 which have been notionally allocated2 green tranche financing.The approach presented in this report is consistent with Macquaries Green Finance Framework(“GFF”)which was developed in accordance w

5、ith the APLMA3 Green Loan Principles.Macquarie has utilised the expertise of its Green Investment Group(“GIG”)Green Analytics Team to demonstrate the green impact of its eligible projects.The full Impact Report is available in Appendix 1.Macquaries Green Investment Group(GIG)is a specialist green in

6、vestor and a global leader in the development of companies,assets and technologies that aim to accelerate the global transition to net zero.2022 Green Finance Impact Report3East Anglia ONE Offshore Wind farmEight individual projects across Australia,Europe,and Asia were allocated green financingThe