During the events currently taking place in December 2018, such as the European Climate Congress and the UN climate summit, the so-called The COP (Conference of the Parties) were in favor of propositions and declarations of changes in commercial banks' credit policies, according to which the lending processes of industrial and energy enterprises being a source of greenhouse gas emissions should be reduced, i.e. first of all traditional energy based on mineral combustion, i.e. hard coal, lignite but also petroleum derivatives.

In addition, in some countries commercial banks have already stopped financing for several years, and also credited the development of services that could prove to be unprofitable in the perspective of the next years due to the global warming.

For example, in some regions of European countries where there are mountains, until recently tourism services have developed dynamically, including ski slopes, banks cease to finance the development of these services because from year to year in these mountains less and less snow falls and artificial snow generates more and more costs.

In view of the above, I would like to ask you: Do banks in your country refinance to finance "dirty" technologies, eg classic energy based on minerals?

Please, answer, comments. I invite you to the discussion.

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