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Data Analysis: Not easy being nuclear
Jon Whiteaker 29 Jun 2016 Power Europe
The ongoing viability of the UK’s greenfield nuclear power projects is just one of many uncertainties thrown up by the UK’s decision to vote to exit the European Union
Data Analysis: Honduran PV
Rosie Fitzmaurice 28 Jun 2016 Renewables Latin America
Honduras has developed what is undoubtedly the most established solar market in Central America
N17/N18 Gort-Tuam refinancing, Ireland
Beatrice Mavroleon 23 Jun 2016 Transport Europe
The N17/N18 Gort-Tuam was an impressive deal when it closed in April 2014. It was the second transport PPP to complete in Ireland after the financial crisis, and was much larger than its predecessor N11/N7
Data Analysis: UK infrastructure investment headed for a bumpy ride?
Beatrice Mavroleon 23 Jun 2016 Europe
With Friday (24 June) morning's surprise referendum result regarding Britain’s membership of the European Union, fears of declining interest from private investors as a result of the upcoming implementation of Brexit are raising concerns for the UK’s infrastructure sector
RARE: Unlisted returns to listed assets
Viola Caon 22 Jun 2016 Asia Pacific
Risk Adjusted Returns to Equity (RARE) Infrastructure was established in Australia in 2006 as an investment management company focused exclusively on global listed infrastructure
A model for Cuban investment
Rosie Fitzmaurice 21 Jun 2016
A historic thaw in US-Cuba relations has prompted growing interest among international investors in Cuba’s liberalising and underdeveloped economy
EXCLUSIVE DFIs keen for Egyptian solar despite uncertainty
Jordan Bintcliffe 21 Jun 2016 Renewables MENA
Uncertainty over Egypt’s 2,000MW solar feed-in tariff (FIT) scheme means a number of projects are unlikely to happen but financiers still appear keen to take part in a planned follow-up to the first round
Brexit and the UK's energy policy
Olivia Gagan 16 Jun 2016 Renewables Europe
With a week to go until the 23 June referendum, the odds on the UK exiting the EU are shortening
LaGuardia Airport PPP, US
Sakshi Sharma 16 Jun 2016 Transport North America
The $4 billion LaGuardia Airport PPP project is one of the most significant large-scale airport PPPs to ever reach financial close in the US, and is also the largest PPP deal in North America this year
Data Analysis: AIIB's push into Pakistan
Jon Whiteaker 15 Jun 2016 Transport Asia Pacific
The new China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has selected a Pakistan project for its first ever loan
Data Analysis: Pakistan's pipeline
Mia Tahara-Stubbs 15 Jun 2016 Power Asia Pacific
As Pakistan prepares to end its status as a ward of the International Monetary Fund, IJGlobal data reveals that the number of infrastructure projects and total transaction volumes have been growing
Finish line for marathon Central Java financing
Mia Tahara-Stubbs 10 Jun 2016 Power Asia Pacific
The seven year saga to get the $4.3 billion 2,000MW Central Java ultra-supercritical coal-fired power project to financial close finally came to an end this week
Data Analysis: Record levels of Chinese acquisitions in Europe
Alexandra Dockreay 09 Jun 2016 Europe
Some of the largest infrastructure and energy acquisitions in 2015 and 2016 in Europe have featured Chinese companies, bidding alone or as part of a consortia. With only one quarter of data to go by, 2016 is likely the strongest year yet for Chinese acquisitions in Europe
A1/A6 refinancing, the Netherlands
Beatrice Mavroleon 09 Jun 2016 Transport Europe
The refinancing of the A1/A6 Diemen-Almere Havendreef highway PPP in the Netherlands may signal a wave of Dutch infrastructure refinancings to come
Data Analysis: Tax-exempt PPPs in the US
Jon Whiteaker 07 Jun 2016 Social & Defence North America
The burgeoning pipeline of social infrastructure PPPs in the US could be supported by new legislation which could extend the use of tax-exempt private activity bonds
Colón greenfield LNG-to-power, Panama
Rosie Fitzmaurice 02 Jun 2016 Oil & Gas Latin America
AES Corporation's Colón LNG-to-power project marks a number of milestones for Panama and the wider region. It is the largest combined-cycle facility and first ever LNG terminal in the country, and it is also the largest ever power investment in Central America
Data Analysis: Rise in US social infrastructure deals
Sakshi Sharma 02 Jun 2016 Social & Defence North America
Six social and water infrastructure PPP deals totaling $1.7 billion in value have reached financial close in the US over the past 14 months, double the number closed during the two years ending 31 December 2014, according to IJGlobal data
Opportunities for Australian investors
Jon Whiteaker 02 Jun 2016 Asia Pacific
Institutional investors in Australia have fast growing pots of capital to invest, and have long been comfortable with infrastructure as an asset class. These investors are increasingly looking to foreign markets for assets, but more attractive new opportunities may be closer to home
Indonesia limps toward power generation target
Mia Tahara-Stubbs 26 May 2016 Power Asia Pacific
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s target to install 35,000MW of new power generation capacity by 2019 has created aggressive competition for projects in Indonesia. But progress has been slowed thanks to the limitations of state utility PLN

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