NEW DELHI: Tata Realty & Infrastructure (TRIL) in collaboration with DBS Bank India has secured a green loan facility worth ₹1,280 crore.
In this transaction, DBS Bank India served as the sole advisor and green loan coordinator.
The loan has been obtained by a special purpose vehicle (SPV) focused on developing Intellion Park in Gurugram.
As India’s real estate sector expands, ESG-linked and climate-focused financing tools are becoming increasingly vital. A new white paper from Sundaram Alternates indicates that the real estate market is responsible for nearly 40% of global energy-related CO₂ emissions, underscoring the importance of sustainable capital for long-term growth.
The report notes that India’s property market witnessed 89 million sq ft of office leases in 2024, and a 35% increase in FDI inflows during Q1 2025. However, there remains a lack of adequate mid-stage construction financing as banks and NBFCs retract.
According to the paper, climate-focused private credit can help fill this gap while providing 15–20% risk-adjusted returns and facilitating measurable environmental benefits such as energy efficiency, water savings, and reduced emissions.
