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A Kenyan industrial company considers issuing a 10-year green bond at 11% to fund a USD 80m solar installation. The 'greenium' — the yield discount investors offer for credible green bonds — is empirically:

10%Small — typically 1-3 basis points (i.e., the green bond yields 8-12 bps less than an identical non-green bond from the same issuer); the greenium has not generated material savings for issuers, which is part of why the green-bond label is more about market access and reputational alignment than direct cost savings100 bps0 bps