EDF’s sale of a 49.9% holding in RTE means it is set to complete about 70% of its €10bn disposal plan by early next year.
Nearly two months after the UK government approved the development of a new runway at Heathrow, we assess what the move means for the airport’s shareholders.
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The German bank is preparing for its debut financings Down Under after singling out two probable investments in 2017.
Singapore-based Nexif Energy is acquiring a portfolio of projects from OneWind, another Denham-backed company.
AEP operates a portfolio generating 31GW but has sought in recent years to diversify its investments to include more renewables.
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The winning bid was $42.46m for the lease of 79,350 acres off the coast of New York reserved for offshore wind development.
A platform created by the US group and the Dutch pension in October is set to acquire FPS for €697m, just over a year after Antin acquired full control of the French company.
Two weeks before the end of a year rich in surprises, our 2016 awards could be engineering some of their own. Where should you expect to see them?
The £116m sale of Bristol Water comes 18 months after the Canadian firm was ordered to lower prices by authorities and just five years after Capstone’s initial investment.
The Canadian and US energy companies will create a combined entity with an enterprise value of around $124bn.
The project DONG Energy and Eversource are partnering for is located 15 miles off the coast of Massachusetts and could potentially generate up to 2GW of power.
Located 15 miles off the coast of Massachusetts, Bay State Wind could generate up to 2GW once complete in the early 2020s.
The €158m Brussels-listed fund owns five wind projects but has also invested in a biotech facility, car parks and cinema projection systems.
Ireland’s N17/N18 road project sealed a €398m refinancing mid-way through construction thanks to both banks and institutional lenders. We look at what made the deal a success.
The Danish pension fund, which reaped over €134m from the exit, said it could not turn down the offer made by a Japanese consortium.