A deal agreed by Ancala to buy UK water company Dee Valley has been cancelled after the latter received a higher offer by Severn Trent by £7.2m.
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With the exception of Australia, the Canadian pension does not have exposure to Asian infrastructure.
Research by First State based on 273 brownfield deals shows an average EV/EBITDA multiple of 14.5x.
Governor Terry McAuliffe said the state will raise debt through a combination of federal and state bonds to pay for the two-lane expansion.
Earlier this year, the US agreed to help India mobilise $1.4bn for clean energy investments and meet its 2022 renewables target.
The US lender has issued its third and largest green bond, with previous issuances for $500m and $600m in 2013 and 2015, respectively.
AREF2 attracted €50m more than expected and has already purchased its first project, a 13MW wind farm in Sweden.
The Hong Kong-based firm, which is exposed to energy and PPPs through various other structures, is making forays into the healthcare sector through its second dedicated fund.
The 25MW project is the second Greenbacker has acquired in Montana, a state with an emerging wind power market.
The power-purchase agreements are the latest example of a US tech company powering its operations with renewable energy.
The London-listed fund has also recorded a £13.4m increase in its NAV following foreign exchange movements amid sterling’s depreciation.
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Singapore's Alpha Investment Partners has agreed to acquire a data center in Frankfurt from a sector-focused vehicle the firm is currently raising with a $500m target.
Companies with projects valued at more than $101m may apply for a listing to access financing from the country's equity and bond markets.
The $151m Australian Bioenergy Fund, in which CEFC invested last year, is aiming for a first close in the coming months.
With much still to be decided about what the UK’s divorce from the EU will look like, investing long-term is no easy task. But three experts tell us why they remain upbeat about Britain.