The bank has approved a framework to finance 16 solar projects totalling 750MW in capacity, part of the 1.8GW Benban solar park.
Renvico is eyeing a consolidation of its Europe-wide portfolio with the addition of both greenfield and brownfield investments.
The two institutions, along with Alinda Capital, have committed $563m to create a joint venture operating in Texas's and New Mexico’s Delaware Basin.
The firm has backed an ex-Tata Communications executive eyeing data centres and digital media services in Latin America and Asia.
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Armstrong and Entoria believe continued cost reductions are allowing the technology to emerge as a major source of power for businesses across the region.
The UK firm is targeting a pipeline of deals including a 120MW ground-mounted project amid booming appetite for renewables Down Under.
The world’s largest carbon emitter is planning its first commercial-scale carbon capture and storage facility in a bid to delink its economic growth from coal-based fuel consumption.
A consortium of international commerce chambers said the mooted framework would make it impossible to get foreign bank financing for the development of solar projects in the country.
The fund has also agreed deals for a further 17MW, bringing its total portfolio to over 500MW of capacity.
The real estate investor said it was increasing its focus on real assets in general, purchasing a majority stake in a company specialising in infrastructure investments.
The firm had previously agreed to invest $1.3bn in the Hohe See wind farm, set to be the largest in the country.
The investment was made by Gravis Capital Partners’ Asset Backed Income Fund, following a recent share issue.
Strong appetite from Chinese, Japanese and Taiwanese institutions is resulting in tighter funding costs for issuers, according to the bank.
Three South Korean institutions will invest $150m in the vehicle through a platform run by a local asset management company.
More than five years after acquiring the Houston Fuel Oil Terminal Company, the firm has sold the business to Oklahoma-based SemGroup.