The 829MW Liberty generating station is the first to burn natural gas from the Marcellus Shale.
The Sydney-based developer is leading a team to build the C$1.3bn Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital, the first built in the York region in 30 years.
The $520 million project will widen and maintain part of the Pan-American Highway that accounts for around 70% of Paraguay’s economic activity.
The Chinese utility is set to buy a chunk of the country’s power network after placing a higher bid than a consortium comprising Terna and F2i.
The bank has also pledged an additional €62.5m to a broadband deployment programme supported by the Swiss firm, which was known as Argos Investment Managers until October last year.
The real estate manager plans to seed the vehicle with 13 solar assets worth $96m.
The US development financier is providing a $200m loan to the firm in what it says is its largest fund commitment to date.
Renewables are set to grow to 28% of global production by 2021, according to the energy agency.
The Swiss firm has funded two projects totalling 12MW through the vehicle, which it is currently raising with a €250m target.
Risk mitigation instruments are being designed by World Bank agencies to support the reforms needed to make the 57MW project financially viable.
A Bern-based development fund has joined multilaterals to invest in a $250m renewable energy vehicle focused on South and Southeast Asia.
The Australian firm has sold the only timberland asset in its portfolio, inherited in 2008 via a fund it acquired from Perpetual, to Canada’s Manulife.
American Midstream is buying 100% of JP Energy’s stock to create a combined midstream company focusing on North America’s largest oil fields.
Wissam Anastas, of Deutsche Alternative Asset Management Global, uses Jordan and Egypt as case studies to highlight the opportunities and challenges of the region's energy sector.
The £16.5bn proposal, hailed by its backers as a strong signal of openness for the British economy, still faces significant hurdles.