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The Sixth Circuit affirmed a decision by the Federal Highway Administration in 2009 to select Delray as the site for the Detroit River International Crossing project.
The $200m deal is one of the first and largest gas-fired power station project financings in the country.
The UK green energy investor, which received EU approval to raise and manage third-party funds last May, is targeting a first close by end of 2014.
The Spanish gas storage’s €1.4bn secured bonds have been downgraded by Fitch to reflect an “increased probability of concession relinquishment”.
The overseas bond market could bridge a $320bn to $400bn gap in China’s subway expansion financing, according to a recent sector review by Standard & Poor’s.
80 percent of the funds closed were either able to meet or exceed their targets.
The Delaware-based MLP has agreed to buy gas pipeline interests worth $375m from Anadarko.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board will invest a total of about $332m in a subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro.
The Sydney-based fund manager’s global fund, which was launched four years ago, has broken through a key milestone.
The US firm has bought a third of Spain’s Acciona Energía International, ahead of a potential IPO of the €2.6bn energy business.
The energy-focused PE firm now holds 100% equity ownership in the Newark Energy Centre, having acquired an additional 50% from Hess Corporation.
The concession to expand Santiago Airport, which saw 15m passengers last year, is the first big project to be awarded under the Bachelet administration.
The Czech fund manager has announced that a Polish government scheme will be the cornerstone investor in its €350m energy efficiency fund.
The more-than-doubled growth compared with today’s levels will largely come from Asia, which is projected to represent 60% of the overall market in a decade.