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€20B of green-bond capital, a $6.9B haze bill and Google's Terradot removals

Three signals: the Global Green Bond Initiative's private-capital target, the economic cost of Indonesia's 2026 fires, and a scenario value for Google's largest carbon-removal purchase.

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By the numbers

The signals that carried a defensible monetary value

  1. Private capital mobilisation€20BGlobal Green Bond Initiative targets up to EUR 20 billion in private capital
  2. Climate-related physical risk$6.9BIndonesia's wildfire haze could cost up to US$6.9 billion
  3. Carbon removal offtake$100–300MGoogle agrees its largest carbon-removal purchase to date with Terradot in Brazil

Editorial rule: no monetary value, no entry. Every figure is labelled as directly reported, a scenario range or context, with method and sources on file.

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Private capital mobilisation

Global Green Bond Initiative targets up to EUR 20 billion in private capital

A Team Europe initiative with European DFIs, the Green Climate Fund and Amundi, aiming to crowd in private investors for green bonds in partner countries. A multi-year mobilisation target, not deployed investment.

Directly reported
02$6.9B

Climate-related physical risk

Indonesia's wildfire haze could cost up to US$6.9 billion

CELIOS estimates the combined economic and health costs of the 2026 forest and peatland fires from January to August at up to US$6.9 billion (≈ Rp123.1 trillion).

Directly reported
03$100–300M

Carbon removal offtake

Google agrees its largest carbon-removal purchase to date with Terradot in Brazil

1 million tonnes of permanent removals by 2040 from Brazilian rice farms. The price was not disclosed; the range applies US$100–300 per tonne.

Scenario range

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