Earlier this summer, the German firm closed its third renewables fund on €170m and acquired two solar projects from Conergy.
The $324.4m broadband project is one year behind schedule due to delays in signing pole attachment agreements with telecoms providers.
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The Canadian utility is one step closer towards completing the $11.3bn acquisition of the US transmission business, having received approval from the Illinois Commerce Commission.
The world’s second-largest oil and gas explorer plans to inject two pipeline assets into a platform company set up last December.
The Manila-based lender claims to be the development bank most involved in the country's energy sector.
A survey found that the cost of capital for UK offshore wind projects is drawing even with onshore.
France is seeking to raise its installed solar capacity from 6GW at the end of last year to 20.2GW by 2023.
The London-based private equity firm has exited its 51% stake in the project to joint venture partner Groupe Eurotunnel for €75m.
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The Spanish developer will be adding two lanes along 72km of the NH-74 highway in India, on top of the other five roads it is already operating in the country.
The bank’s European head is replacing Anne-Christine Champion, now in charge of portfolio management.
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AMP Capital has invested in Evergen, a company that helps customers choose the most efficient source between solar, battery and the grid.
Two local renewables developers have reached financial close on three facilities capable of generating 170MW.
The open-ended structure's creation would come after the Aussie firm set up a A$1bn renewables platform alongside the Clean Energy Finance Corporation.
Total deal volume in the first half fell to around $17bn, according to the advisory firm’s mid-year report.
The 70MW portfolio of plants, which turn sugarcane into electricity, is expected to qualify for the country’s feed-in tariff.