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India's power future
Jamie Bullen 25 Feb 2015 Power Asia Pacific
India’s government wants renewables, and international capital to help meet ambitious targets. But coal-fired and local finance will probably dominate
Peru nears a renewables break-through
Rosie Fitzmaurice 20 Feb 2015 Renewables Latin America
Peru continues to favour baseload fuels, but has enacted a renewables mandate and international sponsors and lenders are eager to participate
Data Analysis: Merchant's staying power in the US
Jinjoo Lee 17 Feb 2015 Power North America
US electricity demand growth has been limited since the 2008 financial collapse, and few utilities have been willing to sign new power purchase agreements (PPAs) with independent power projects
Mactan-Cebu International Airport PPP, Philippines
Thomas Blott 12 Feb 2015 Transport Asia Pacific
Four years after the launch of the much-anticipated Philippines’ flagship PPP programme, its first project financing – for the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MICA) PPP – has closed
Milan Metro, Italy
Alexandra Dockreay 10 Feb 2015 Transport Europe
Two availability-based PPP concessions for the Milan Metro are nearing close on debt financings with tenors of up to 21 years
Usolsky potash, Russia
Tom Nelthorpe 06 Feb 2015 Mining Europe
Russian project financings were rare in 2014, and are likely to become more so in 2015. International political tensions will make oil and gas financings - the market’s backbone - hard to pull off.
New challenges for Mozambique LNG
Jon Whiteaker 04 Feb 2015 Oil & Gas Sub-Saharan Africa
Strong political will underpins Mozambique's ambitions LNG plans, but the new gas price environment creates new challenges
Cape Wind's last stand
Jinjoo Lee & Brian Eckhouse 15 Jan 2015 Renewables North America
The Cape Wind offshore wind project has overcome many hurdles in its 14-year development history
Lower Solu hydro, Nepal
Thomas Blott 13 Jan 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
Lower Solu uses a partial dollar payment stream to attract international lenders. But other forthcoming Nepali hydro projects may find it easier to tap the Indian bank market
Antin solar portfolio refinancing, Italy
Jordan Bintcliffe 24 Dec 2014 Renewables Europe
Antin Solar Investments’ refinancing of a portfolio of 66MW of solar photovoltaic plants in Italy brings the portfolio under a single umbrella structure and also marks a return of investor confidence in the country
Castor gas storage project, Spain
Olivia Gagan 24 Dec 2014 Oil & Gas Europe
Escal fully redeemed the bonds for its troubled Castor gas storage project in Northern Spain late last month, with an outstanding principal and interest totalling €1.41 billion ($1.72 billion)
Kelar CCGT, Chile
Rosie Fitzmaurice 17 Dec 2014 Power Latin America
The successful closing of the $477 million debt-financing for the 517MW combined-cycle Kelar power project in Chile’s mineral-rich north marked a series of firsts for the penetration of Korean players to a highly concentrated power sector, amidst significant legal and regulatory reform
Cameron LNG and Freeport LNG, US
Jinjoo Lee 12 Dec 2014 Oil & Gas North America
The developers of US liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminals turned out to be wrong when they predicted that persistently high US gas prices would attract LNG cargoes from overseas
Central Asia’s oil and gas future
Jamie Bullen 10 Dec 2014 Oil & Gas Asia Pacific
Central Asia has tremendous potential for oil and gas development, but getting projects to run on time is no easy task
Donggi-Senoro LNG, Indonesia
Thomas Blott 05 Dec 2014 Oil & Gas Asia Pacific
The $2.8 billion Donggi-Senoro LNG project is the first LNG financing in Indonesia to dispense with a trustee borrowing scheme
Shale's slow start in the UK
Olivia Gagan 03 Dec 2014 Oil & Gas Europe
Today’s announcement of some £36 million ($56.4 million) of state funding for UK shale development will no doubt be welcome news for the country’s fledgling shale industry
Across party lines
Sakshi Sharma 26 Nov 2014 Transport North America
What does the recent Republican victory in the US mid-term elections mean for the country's PPP pipeline?
Abengoa green bond issue sparks recourse questions
Tom Nelthorpe 21 Nov 2014 Renewables Europe
Spanish infrastructure developer Abengoa has been forced to defend the way it accounts for its projects’ debt, after a green bond issue led to questions from nervous bond investors
A9 Gaasperdammerweg expansion PPP, Netherlands
Alexandra Dockreay 18 Nov 2014 Transport Europe
The latest mega road PPP project in the Netherlands is a testament to the competetive pricing and lengthy tenors that banks are offering, as they maintain their role alongside institutional investors in European PPP

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