Having penalised investors in a tough climate, governments now have to step in where the private sector fears to tread.
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Ten institutional investors with $1.3tr in assets say they are committed, but warn governments must help make investments attractive on a risk-return basis.
The firm’s London-listed solar fund is the first UK renewables YieldCo to go back to the market after a lull of nearly six months.
The residential solar PV specialist has signed a second contract with the London-based fund manager.
The New York fund manager has agreed to sell its 50% stake in Ruby Pipeline to Veresen, a Canada-based energy infra company.
The recent bond issue by Greenko may be a sign of things to come for investors keen to access emerging market renewables infrastructure. By Ian Dixon of Investec.
While energy’s domination continues, we should further count the opportunities available in renewable sector.
The UN’s chief lender has introduced a certification scheme for public-private partnerships to help developing countries regulate the projects.
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ITRCC, backed by Macquarie and Cintra, has reached an agreement with its creditors to put up its assets for sale in a debt restructuring plan.
Mike Weston joins the pension-led platform seven months after the organisation launched its first fund, a Dalmore Capital-managed vehicle which has now raised nearly £330m.
The Spanish developer will invest an additional R$91m in exchange for a six-month extension of the Autovias concession in Brazil.
The alternative asset manager is selling its water utility company to Canada-based Algonquin Power & Utilities.
Richard Lane (pictured), who left AMP Capital’s infra debt team last month, has joined former colleague Gerry Jennings at AllianceBernstein.
US firm Covanta will immediately begin construction of a waste-to-energy facility, having secured financing for the €500m project.