Group 1 - Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO) issued the first EU green bond in the nuclear sector, marking a milestone in the EU green bond market [1] - The bond attracted 3.5 times the original target of €500 million in investor subscriptions, indicating strong demand [1] - The EU's decision to classify nuclear energy as a green activity in 2022 has led to increased willingness among sustainable investors to fund nuclear projects, highlighting its role in reducing carbon emissions [1] Group 2 - The EU General Court is set to rule on the European Commission's decision to classify certain fossil gas and nuclear projects as "green" [1] - There has been a shift in Europe's attitude towards nuclear energy, with increased political support due to concerns over energy security and its role in carbon emission reduction [1] - The EU green bond standards, effective since the end of last year, require that at least 85% of the proceeds must comply with EU green classification standards and adhere to strict "do no significant harm" safeguards [1]