Equinix Issues €2.5 Billion in Green Bonds to Fund Sustainability Projects

By Public Technologies
  • Equinix issued €2.5 billion in green senior notes across four tranches, its largest such offering.
  • The offering closed Nov. 9, 2026, with a blended effective annual interest rate of 4.82%, including estimated hedging impacts.
  • Proceeds are expected to finance or refinance eligible projects under its updated Green Finance Framework, supporting decarbonization, resource efficiency and environmental resilience.
  • Total green bond issuance now exceeds US$12 billion globally.
  • The 2026 Green Bond Allocation and Impact Report confirmed 100% allocation of outstanding green bond proceeds as of June 2026.


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