친환경 이슬람 금융 연구: 그린 수쿡 이해및 태양광 사례분석

Abstract

Before entering the post-2020 climate change regime, future energy projects will be ongoing. Continuous capital flux isextremely important to keep these projects running. On the other hand, as most green finance is based on the conventional financialstructure, it is vulnerable to financial market conditions. Therefore, green Islamic finance based on oil money from the Middle Eastand Southeast Asia are recognized as alternative capital sources. In particular, green Sukuk is considered a favored option for SouthKorea in diversifying the foreign bond market and providing a chance for local energy companies to expand overseas to Islamiccountries. This paper proposes eight typical Sukuk structures that can be used as green Sukuk and analyzes the world’s first greenSukuk case, Tadau Energy green Sukuk. In 2009, a discussion on green Sukuk and a draft of a bill was prepared in the NationalAssembly but the bill is still on the threshold because Sukuk is not understood completely. This paper introduces a new type of foreignfinancial tool to the public that can be applicable to education and project financing.