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Dubai’s PPP law signals infrastructure intent
Jordan Bintcliffe 15 Oct 2015 MENA
Dubai passed its new public private partnership (PPP) law last month, signalling the emirate’s intent to use more private capital to develop future infrastructure projects
Mexico City new international airport (NAICM)
Rosie Fitzmaurice 14 Oct 2015 Transport Latin America
The $3 billion revolving credit facility closed by the Mexican Federal Government this week is a crucial step toward financing what is slated to be one of the world’s busiest airports
The competition for Indonesia’s Java 7
Thomas Blott 13 Oct 2015 Power Asia Pacific
PLN’s decision to tender out the 2x1000MW Java 7 independent power producer project without a government guarantee raised a few eyebrows, but this doesn’t seem to have deterred many bidders
Chop and change for UK energy policy
Olivia Gagan 07 Oct 2015 Renewables Europe
The UK government has made several amendments to energy market regulation in the five months since the country's last general election. The long-term impacts of the changes may be hard to gauge but investor confidence has certainly been dented.
Australia's newest infrastructure PM
Thomas Blott 02 Oct 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
Malcolm Turnbull’s ascension to the premiership is music to the ears of urban transport enthusiasts, even if Canberra's influence is blunted in other sectors
Solar securitisations and tax equity structures in the US
Jinjoo Lee 25 Sep 2015 Renewables North America
Securitisations provide one of the cheapest sources of capital for residential solar assets. Since November 2013, five solar securitisations have closed. Pricing on these securitisations may reflect the varying risk of the tax equity structures involved
Zywiec Hospital, Poland
Alexandra Dockreay 25 Sep 2015 Social & Defence Europe
Increased revenue certainty from recent regulatory changes has been pivotal for Interhealth Canada signing on Poland’s Z210 million ($56 million) pilot hospital PPP
Has Israel missed its gas export opportunity?
Jordan Bintcliffe 24 Sep 2015 Oil & Gas MENA
Israel may come to regret dragging its heels on the development of the Leviathan offshore gas field, as a major new discovery in Egypt could limit its future export opportunities
Data Analysis: Europe set for record year in infrastructure M&A
Alexandra Dockreay 18 Sep 2015 Transport Europe
2015 looks set to be a year that could surpass the 2007 peak of European infrastructure acquisitions over the last 10 years
Hornsdale wind, Australia
Thomas Blott 17 Sep 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
The A$284.8 million financing for the Hornsdale wind farm is notable for being the first project financing under the Australian Capital Territory’s wind auction, representing a rare bright spark of activity in Australia’s otherwise dormant renewables sector
Interconnecting power grids in Peru and Chile
Rosie Fitzmaurice 16 Sep 2015 Renewables Latin America
Transmission interconnection with Chile could help ease the growing imbalance between supply and demand in Peru's power sector
Salalah II IPP, Oman
Jordan Bintcliffe 08 Sep 2015 Power MENA
Acwa Power and Mitsui’s financing for the 445MW Salalah II independent power producer (IPP) project is a further step in the privatisation of Oman's power market
Renewables in Thailand post-adder
Thomas Blott 02 Sep 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
Thailand’s cabinet has approved the country’s latest Power Development Plan. The new PDP aims to stimulate renewable investment, which has started to wane recently.
Data Analysis: Canada's mounting transport PPP pipeline
Sakshi Sharma 01 Sep 2015 Transport North America
The first seven months of 2015 exceeded annual investment levels for Canadian transport PPPs between 2012 and 2014, according to IJGlobal data
Thames Tideway Tunnel, UK
Alexandra Dockreay 27 Aug 2015 Water Europe
The successful investors in the new £4.2 billion ($6.5 billion) Thames Tideway Tunnel sewer in London have achieved construction phase stable returns for investors and a cost of capital well below the industry average at 2.497%, all under a bespoke regulatory regime
The privatisation of Vorotan hydro cascade, Armenia
Olivia Gagan 26 Aug 2015 Power Europe
A major energy acquisition closed in Armenia this month, despite the government’s proposed 17% hike to the country’s electricity tariffs
New renewables to benefit most from Obama’s emissions plan
Jinjoo Lee 20 Aug 2015 Renewables North America
Before August 2015, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had not broadly regulated carbon emissions from power plants. No longer
Mongolian infrastructure market revived
Thomas Blott 18 Aug 2015 Power Asia Pacific
Mongolia has long since ceded its status to Myanmar as Asia’s most exciting emerging infrastructure market, although recent developments on two major deals suggest that it may finally be starting to fulfil its potential
Shuaa Energy 1 solar PV, Dubai
Jon Whiteaker 14 Aug 2015 Renewables MENA
The 200MW second stage of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s (DEWA) solar photovoltaic development at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum solar park has caught the eye of global investors

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