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nP Paribas is highly active in emissions trading markets and has a substantial portfolio of carbon credits from clean development mechanism projects with high environmental value, making the group well-positioned to offer intermediation services to clients subject to co 2 emission limits. these services include placing buy and sell orders for carbon credits, guaranteeing delivery of carbon credits, and developing derivativesbased hedging solutions. main projects financed in 2009 in 2009, bnP Paribas’ carbon finance team again stood out in the market as an arranger of finance for projects that reduce co 2 emissions. in the province of Heilonqjiang, in northeast china, bnP Paribas worked alongside jixi coal mine methane to finance a project to build 13 power plants with total capacity of 78 mw, which burn methane from the jixi coal mine. bnP Paribas is managing the sale of carbon credits from the project. in russia, bnP Paribas and russian oil company tnK-bP have entered into two agreements. the first consists of collecting flare gas at the samotlor gasfield in siberia, generating almost a million carbon credits. these carbon credits made it possible to finance the transaction, illustrating the new investment opportunities arising from these mechanisms introduced following the Kyoto Protocol. the second agreement between tnK-bP and bnP Paribas consisted of two energy production projects that reduce related co 2 emissions. these projects are being implemented in 2010, and will substantially reduce emissions volumes. these projects show bnP Paribas’ expertise in transactions based on Kyoto Protocol mechanisms. in 2009, for the second consecutive year, the group was named as the best trading company for cdm Projects by Environmental Finance magazine. as regards carbon credit transactions, bnP Paribas continued to provide its services to european industrial clients in 2009. these services enabled clients to hedge market price risk when implementing emissions reduction strategies. bnP Paribas also extended its operations in the usa, where the market is in its infancy but where transactions may be carried out from 2012 onwards. there is major demand among us industrial companies for hedging future risks resulting from exposure to a national quota system. 81 <strong>RepoRt</strong> on CoRpoRate SoCial and enviRonmental ReSponSibility bnp paribas: one of the world’s top 100 companies based on environmental criteria according to ftse4good in 2009, bnp paribas remained a constituent of the ftse4good global 100 index. this index is comprised of the world’s leading companies in terms of environmental management, based on a rating of their environmental commitments. the european investment bank (eib) and the international banking community have adopted this index, which provides investors with information on the environmental responsibility of the main european issuers.
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History 1966 creation of bnp the me
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RetAil banking over 7,000 branches
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