Copenhagen has been the scene of a double success for Cesce Within the framework of TXF Global Export Finance Conference, held from June 10 to 12. The Spanish company has received the coveted award «Supplier Credit of the Year» at the gala of the TXF Export Finance Deals of the Year, an award that underlines the relevance of the line of guarantees granted to Siemens GamesThis financing, valued at 1.200 millones de euros, is intended to promote ambitious projects in the wind energy sector, demonstrating Cesce's commitment to the development of clean energy and the energy transition.
This important recognition is added to the one already obtained last year, when Cesce was designated as the The world's top-rated Export Credit Agency (ECA)Both awards not only celebrate Cesce's performance on behalf of the Spanish State, but also reaffirm its role as a key player in promoting responsible financing aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
txfTXF, the leading information and conference organization for the export finance sector, is a benchmark in the international export credit industry. Since its inception in 2013, the TXF Awards seek to recognize the achievements of the most outstanding financial institutions and ECAs in the sector.
Cesce's commitment to carbon neutrality
Beyond the awards, Cesce has taken a fundamental step in its sustainability strategy. during the TXF event. The company has announced its Change of status within the Net Zero Emissions Export Credit Agency Alliance (NZECA), going from being an affiliate member to Full Member.
This significant progress was formalized by Pablo de Ramón-Laca, CEO of Cescewho emphasized the importance of this accession. "Obtaining this new status constitutes a significant progress in Cesce's decarbonization strategy"This consolidates its position as a leading Export Credit Agency in sustainability at a global level," stated de Ramón-Laca. He also emphasized the company's vision for the future: "The future of international trade demands a firm commitment to climate change and Cesce will continue to support, with tangible results, the transition towards a more sustainable and resilient foreign trade model«.
In line with this commitment, Cesce has been working on the development of its first climate transparency report, following the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). This report, which will analyze the 2024 financial year, is expected to be published in the coming weeks, providing a detailed overview of the company's carbon footprint and its plans to reduce it.
During his participation in the panel on "Export financing" On June 11, Pablo de Ramón-Laca also highlighted the The crucial role of Export Credit Agencies (ECAs) such as Cesce in stimulating the economy of exporting countries. He also addressed the progress in innovation within the field of export financing and the continued support of ECAs to renewable energy and new technology projects.





