Atlas closes debt for Brazilian solar
Actis portfolio company Atlas Renewable Energy has closed financing for a 359MW solar project in Brazil
Actis portfolio company Atlas Renewable Energy has closed financing for a 359MW solar project in Brazil
Finzly – a fintech provider of modern banking applications for payments, foreign exchange, trade finance and digital account opening – has announced that Lancaster, Pa.-based Fulton Bank has gained significant operational efficiencies in its foreign exchange initiatives through the use of its FX STAR and EXIM STAR solutions
PIDG-member Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund will be the sole lender on a €29 million debt package for the €35.4 million, 30MW Pâ solar IPP in southwestern Burkina Faso
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has partnered with the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) to improve access to financing for renewable energy investments in Latin America and the Caribbean
The project company of a $67 million solar power plant in northern India reached financial close
Representatives of the German and Saudi governments have signed am MoU on the production and use of hydrogen during a German-Saudi virtual session
The EBRD and Green Climate Fund have extended their cooperation by $497 million to invest in new renewable energy technologies
The IFC is considering a $25 million equity investment in Convergence Partners Digital Infrastructure Fund – an Africa-focused digital infra vehicle
The IFC has signed a $20 million debt package with Emirati infra developer Metito to support the company’s water and wastewater business across MENA and Sub-Saharan Africa
The Independent Power Transmission Operator (IPTO) has received €200 million ($237.9 million) in financing from the EIB for the Crete-Attica interconnection project.
More development finance institutions (DFIs) have stopped payments to infrastructure projects in Myanmar, as protests continued to escalate one month (February 2021) after the coup d'etat
The state government of New South Wales has on Wednesday unveiled a new investment arm it says will be a “one-stop-shop” for the private sector
Africa-focused SunFunder has completed its oversubscribed $70 million Solar Energy Transformation fund after the latest investment from Austria’s OeEB
Germany's government is providing a €2.5 billion fund to the Indonesian government for the development of green infrastructure projects in order to reduce carbon emissions in urban areas
Vietnam's government has received a $86.3 million grant from World Bank to develop a commercial financing market for industrial energy efficiency investments.
Chile’s state-owned company Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado de Chile (Grupo EFE) will award a contract for the implementation of a passenger train service Alameda – Melipilla
The World Bank has approved a $440 million loan for the government of Egypt’s $681.1 million railway modernisation programme to improve safety and service quality
The World Bank Group member is providing a loan to Kyrgyzstan’s largest privately owned, wholesale broadband operator
The IFC is currently advising the government of Somalia on a legal and institutional framework for the implementation of PPPs in Somalia
The government of Uzbekistan extended the deadline for prequalified bidders to submit proposals on 2 solar PV projects totaling at least 400MW in central Uzbekistan
In the last month of 2020, violent protests raged at one of Indonesia’s largest smelters in Virtue Dragon Industrial Park, South Sulawesi. Workers were demonstrating as they demanded higher salaries and permanent employment contracts
InterEnergy Group’s recent refinancing of two renewable energy projects in Panama – one of which is named for a papal encyclical – was the first issuance of green bonds from the private sector in Central America. Investors gave the deal their full blessing
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