The Green Bonds Ministerial Summit 2010: from the UN to Wall Street and the world 

On Saturday, September 25th 2010, during the Ministerial week of the United Nations General Assembly & the Millennium Development Goals discussions, over 300 Political Leaders, Energy Ministers, Finance Chancellors, Bankers, Power & Utility Industry and renewable energy Finance thought leaders and Ambassadors from the developing world, will convene in New York for the 3rd Annual Green Bonds Ministerial Finance Summit for New Energy.

With a record attendance of over 300 political global leaders, Bank heads and Corporate decision makers in 2008 & 2009 in London, and featuring attendees from over 150 companies and 70 countries, and after the great success of the Green Bonds Ministerial Summit for New Energy Finance 2010 in Shanghai earlier this summer, we are now at the United Nations in New York.

This September 25th the Environmental Parliament, Green Capital, the EP Energy Events and the United Nations office of partnerships are delighted to be hosting anew the world's premier New Energy Finance Summit in accord with the MDG targets.

This Thought and Action Leadership, UN Ministerial Summit will bring about Economic Growth and Change that along with smart Public Policy for a Low Carbon Economic transformation of our Energy, Power & Utility industries will result in much needed Macro-Economic Growth. Join us at the United Nations in Manhattan, New York City during this Autumn's opening of the UN General Assembly week. China, India, US, UK and the developing world are well represented in this East-West, developing-developed, North-South and South-South dialogue of nations in the spirit of our interconnectedness in Energy, Economy and Finance in these times of Climate Change.

The Green Bonds Ministerial Summit 2010: from the UN to Wall Street and the world, ushered the Green Bonds movement, now three years old, that was started in the UK by the Environmental Parliament, as a way to finance the transformation of the Energy, Power & Utility industry towards a lower carbon footprint. Open sourcing the finance knowledge, introducing the players and sharing the successful Power Purchase & Carbon agreement methodology for large New Energy infrastructure finance, will greatly assist the developing world in avoiding the high carbon emissions development route, in their P&U industry development.

Since the global $75 Trillion P&U industry accounts for more than half of all CO2 emissions worldwide, this is a remarkable way to use the tools of finance, industrial action by Investors and the United Nations development levers, for New Low Carbon Energy transformation, with economic development and environmental balance.

Finance leaders mindful of a warming planet, changing climate and the polluted atmospheric Commons, are the main teachers in this process of economic, societal and political transformation towards the unambiguous responsible stewardship of long term economic development and private capital.

To participate at The Green Bonds Ministerial Summit 2010: from the UN to Wall Street and the world, and for all relevant membership, sponsorship, speaking and participation inquiries regarding Green Bonds 2010, please contact Mr Rudy Wallace at the email address: envpar[at]gmail.com