Infra fund likely rolling up institutional investor
A limited partner is eyeing a capital allocation to an Asia-based infrastructure fund targeting $600 million in fundraising
A limited partner is eyeing a capital allocation to an Asia-based infrastructure fund targeting $600 million in fundraising
Corporación Interamericana para el Financiamiento de Infraestructura has received a $25 million loan from the OPEC Fund for International Development
The Colombian national infrastructure agency has postponed the bid deadline for the country’s first river management PPP to next month at the request of potential bidders
The international divisions of Japanese power producer Shizen Energy and Japan-based Kyushu Electric Power have teamed up to develop a renewable energy business in Southeast Asia
Vietnam state-owned PetroVietnam Gas and US electric distributor AES have inched one step closer to closing a $1.4 billion LNG terminal project in southeast Vietnam
China Mobile and China Unicom have partnered with a Filipino and a Malaysian company to develop a 5,000km submarine cable connecting Hong Kong, Hainan, and Southeast Asian markets
Pakistan Kuwait Investment Company (PKIC) and Enertech have signed a $750 million agreement to explore investment opportunities in Pakistan.
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the government of Bangladesh have signed a $200 million on-lending facility to Infrastructure Development Co (IDCOL) to finance infrastructure projects in the country
More than 20 companies are interested in an Indonesian city government's $120-150 million waste-to-energy (WtE) PPP on Java Island, and today we can reveal the participant list of one of two market sounding sessions
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is arranging a €55 million loan to cover the full cost of Cameroonian downstream distributor Bocom Petroleum’s LPG expansion and diversification project.
The OPEC Fund for International Development (the OPEC Fund) and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) have signed a new cooperation agreement.
ndia’s Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved an Rs45.26 billion ($585 million) hydropower project in northern India
The government of Timor-Leste through Asian Development Bank is recruiting a consultant to provide project preparation support for improving the public transport system in the capital city Dili
State-owned coal mining and power generation company NLC India has issued a tender to build an ISTS-connected solar project in India
Uzbekistan-headquartered UzAssystem yesterday (11 May 2022) inked an MoU with the National Energy Holding Company (NEHC) of Kyrgyzstan to support the development of renewable energy, smart grid and energy storage projects in Kyrgyzstan
Spain’s Elecnor has begun the permitting process for a wind project located in the region of Los Lagos in Chile.
Filipino medium-sized lender Security Bank has pledged to stop financing new coal power projects by 2033, to support the government’s goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions
An Indonesian city government is conducting a market sounding this week for an Rp1.7 trillion ($117 million) waste-to-energy (WtE) PPP on Java Island
The state government of Queensland has today (11 May 2022) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Port of Rotterdam that aims to develop a hydrogen supply chain from Australia to Europe
The governments of Uzbekistan and Hungry are in talks to launch a large-scale cooperation programme in nuclear energy in the central Asian state.
With the nickel market’s prospects transformed after 2 years of intense focus on the practicalities of the energy transition, Horizonte Minerals last month closed a $633 million project finance package for its Araguaia ferronickel mine – a Tier 1 project which could bolster Brazil’s status as a long-term source for the world’s nickel needs
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