Regional finance bureaux told to filter projects from country’s $2.7bn PPP programme and impose stricter controls over approvals.
The two firms are planning a second offering following the sale to ERG. The new venture will be partly financed through recycling some of the sale capital, but will also tap the market for fundraising proceeds in excess of €100m.
More than 70 percent of the deals made by the firm’s $4bn fund III have now been invested in the telecoms and broadband sector.
Blackline Midstream, formed to acquire oil and gas assets, buys New Hampshire propane terminal from Houston-based Trammo.
The manager increased its midstream footprint earlier this year with the purchase of First Reserve Energy Infrastructure Funds.
The deal is the second time the pair have teamed up as BIG seeks to double its 115MW portfolio. The project has been bought from the Green Investment Group as the last transaction following BIG's acquisition of 20 assets from the revamped Green Investment Bank.
The firm and partner Tozzi Green secure debt for the 25.2MW project three years after they paid €100m for the site.
The 10MW grid-connected energy storage system is part of a 212MW greenfield wind project being developed by the Denham Capital-backed JV. The battery will complement other large-scale batteries in south Australia, including ElectraNet’s 30MW battery on the York Peninsula and Tesla’s 100MW facility near Jamestown.
Financing for the toll road project includes $1.5bn in equity, $737m raised through private activity bonds and a $1.23bn TIFIA loan.
The proposal, which includes $595m in payments and $550m for maintenance and improvements, could face an uphill battle for approval from the county’s legislators.
The country’s Supreme Court rejected an appeal from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, ending a two-year legal battle over the £2bn Neart na Gaoithe offshore project. The £2bn wind farm, which will be built over 80 square km on a site in the Forth Estuary off the North Sea, was awarded planning consent in October 2014.
The vehicle secures tie-up with local provider BBE and Chinese firm ZTE to finance fibre-optic network in Bretten.
Plan for an Edgemoor-led team to build a 750,000-square-foot single-terminal hub backed by 75% at referendum.
Consortium is looking to buy a majority stake in the concessionaire for the Queen Alia International hub.
The Canadian pension now holds a 27% stake in the utility after acquiring the share from Hermes.