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Isarna på både Stora och Lilla Delsjön kan vara farlig att gå på, trots att det har varit kallt ett tag. Det beror på att Kretslopp och vatten tar vatten för dricksvattenproduktion från Delsjöarna och vattennivåerna i sjöarna varierar mycket.

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Framework and assessment

Gothenburg was the first city in the world to issue a green bond back in 2013 and the instrument has become an important tool to reach the City’s climate and environmental goals and the City strive to continue contributing to the market’s  development. The City of Gothenburg offers investors the opportunity to further support the transition towards a low-carbon, climate change-resilient and ecologically sustainable society. City of Gothenburg's total volume of outstanding green bonds was 32,56 billon SEK as of 31 December 2024.

Green Bond Framework

City of Gothenburg has on August 2025 updated the Green Bond Framework.

City of Gothenburg Green Bond Framework 2025

Second Opinion

In the work with the Green Bonds, the City of Gothenburg commissioned S&P Global Ratings Second Party Opinions, featuring Shades of Green, to provide an independent Second Party Opinion (SPO). This assessment verifies that the City’s Green Bond Framework is aligned with market standards.

The City of Gothenburg Green Bond Second Party Opinion 2025

Limited assurence Green Account

According to the Green Bond Framework, an independent external auditor shall be appointed to annually provide a limited assurance that an amount equal to the Green Bond net proceeds has been allocated to Green Projects. Reports of actual findings can be found below.

Agreed-Upon Procedures Report on the City of Gothenburgs Green Bond 2024

Agreed-Upon Procedures Report on the City of Gothenburgs Green Bond 2023

Agreed-Upon Procedures Report on the City of Gothenburgs Green Bond 2022

Report of actual findings 2021

Report of actual findings 2020

Report of actual findings 2019

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