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EXCLUSIVE Arroyo Energy mandates lenders for Mexico refinancing
Power Latin AmericaArroyo Energy has mandated two commercial banks to structure the refinancing of a gas-fired project in Mexico
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EXCLUSIVE Details emerge on esVolta battery financing
Renewables North AmericaThe financing of battery storage developer esVolta's 136MW / 480MW esFaraday battery storage portfolio includes a bridge loan to the sale of a portion of the portfolio to a strategic investor
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JLEN appoints non-exec director
Renewables EuropeLondon-listed infrastructure fund JLEN has appointed Stephanie Coxon as a non-executive director, effective 11 June
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King & Spalding hires construction disputes partner
North AmericaKing & Spalding have appointed Stephen O’Neal to the firm's construction disputes and arbitration practice as partner in the San Francisco office
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Marginal Loss Factor endures in Australia's energy market
Renewables Asia PacificThe Australian Energy Market Commission has published that Marginal Loss Factors will stay as part of the energy market framework, after industry participants made calls for reforms − such as a move to average loss factors
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1414 Degrees cancels share issue over market turmoil
Renewables Asia PacificSouth Australian silicon-based thermal energy storage company 1414 Degrees has cancelled the discounted share purchase plan announced earlier this week, over subsequent "deterioration in economic and market conditions"
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EXCLUSIVE Acciona bringing renewables in scope in SE Asia
Renewables Asia PacificSpanish contractor Acciona is targeting infrastructure and renewable energy opportunities in three primary markets − Singapore, Vietnam and the Philippines − from its Asia regional office, business development manager Sim Hwee Ping told IJGlobal, including waste-to-energy in Vietnam
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EPGE extends deadline to close PPA for Myanmar CCGT
Power Asia PacificBangkok-listed United Power of Asia has announced today that Electric Power Generation Enterprise extended the deadline to meet conditions precedent on their PPA for a $320 million CCGT power project in south east Myanmar
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IPP issues first USD corp green bond from Lion City
Renewables Asia PacificSingapore-based independent power producer Vena Energy has issued $325 million, five-year, Reg S green bonds
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NDF is first to commit to ADB venture capital fund
Renewables Asia PacificNordic Development Fund is to support Asian Development Bank’s new $62 million venture platform to bolster start-ups providing technology solutions toward sustainable development goals in Asia Pacific, following the platform’s establishment late last month
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KfW IPEX-Bank finances German data centre
Telecoms EuropeKfW IPEX-Bank has financed the construction of a data centre in Offenbach, Germany
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Tender out for Belgian hydrogen plant
Power EuropeA consortium of Eoly, Parkwind and Fluxys has issued a call for tenders to build a green hydrogen electrolyser in Zeebrugge, Belgium
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Sequoia raises £250m
Oil & Gas EuropeSequoia Economic Infrastructure Fund has overshot its £250 million fundraising target by raising £300 million
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Parmar joins CIB
North AmericaThe Canada Infrastructure Bank has appointed Jodie Parmar to its advisory and investment team as senior director of project development for Western Canada
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Analysys Mason acquires German management consultancy
Telecoms EuropeLondon-headquartered boutique telecoms, media and technology advisory Analysys Mason has acquired Allolio&Konrad
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HS Orka refinanced
Renewables EuropeIceland’s largest private electricity generator HS Orka has refinanced its debt and secured loans for future growth
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EXCLUSIVE Bidders rumoured ahead of GTT carve out
Telecoms EuropeA number of investors are rumoured to be considering a bid on the carve out of several GTT Communications assets tipped to launch in Q2 2020
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SFD signs grant for Gambian airport expansion
Transport Sub-Saharan AfricaThe Saudi Fund for Development has signed with Gambia’s Ministry of Finance a $12 million grant for the expansion and modernisation of Banjul International Airport
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Dutch consortium launches green hydrogen project
Renewables EuropeA consortium of three Dutch companies – Gasunie, Groningen Seaports and Shell – has launched a green hydrogen project named HortH2