Philippines approves 7 infras worth $2.49bn
Philippines' government, led by the Macros administration, has approved 7 infrastructure projects with a total investment value of $2.49 billion
Philippines' government, led by the Macros administration, has approved 7 infrastructure projects with a total investment value of $2.49 billion
Grupo Energía Bogotá has completed its acquisition of 5 transmission lines in Brazil
Filipino lawmakers have proposed a bill to establish the country’s sovereign wealth fund with an initial investment of P250 billion ($4.4bn) to support the archipelago’s economy
The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Technology has invited local and international companies and lenders to participate in market-sounding sessions for a battery energy storage system project
Dubai-based renewables developer AMEA Power has signed debt packages for the $800 million, 500MW Amunet wind farm and the $500 million, 500MW Abydos solar PV in Ras Ghaeb and Kom Ombo, Egypt
A multilateral is considering providing a $40 million loan to Filipino telecoms company Tiger Infrastructure Philippines for developing telecommunication towers in underserved regions of the archipelago country
Texas-headquartered Leeward Renewable Energy has closed financing for its Big Plain Solar facility located in London, Ohio, and its Oak Trail Solar facility located near Moyock, North Carolina
The British government has launched the MENTARI Energy Efficiency programme to help Indonesia reduce greenhouse gas emissions for energy efficiency in its energy sector
The UK Government has released £32.9 million in grants as a part of its Longer Duration Energy Storage initiative
Panama will tender its first highway PPP, Panamericana Este, in Q1 2023
Eni has signed 4 agreements with the Government of Rwanda to support the decarbonisation of African countries
A consortium of Mott MacDonald and PwC has bagged a contract to provide technical and domestic PPP advisory for 2 elderly care facilities PPPs in central China
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has proposed committing a $25 million investment into a fund focusing on the China’s healthcare industry
Filipino power producer Energy Development is looking for an American consultant to conduct a feasibility study on a proposed 50MW geothermal power plant in the southern Philippines.
ASX-listed mining company OreCorp is in talks with international, regional, and local lenders for the $400 million debt package to finance its Nyanzaga Gold Project in Tanzania
Eurazeo has reached a €210 million first close on its transition infrastructure fund ETIF with commitments from several institutional investors, including a €75 million cornerstone investment from the European Investment Fund
Thailand's government has initiated the development of a $7 billion green hydrogen and ammonia production facility with UAE-based ACWA Power
The Abu Dhabi Fund for Development has signed a $25 million loan to finance AMEA Power’s expansion of the 50MW Blitta solar PV in Togo
Vietnam National Chemical Group is seeking investors to take over its stake in a $522 million rock salt mine in central Laos
The UK Infrastructure Bank has appointed Alexander Voronyuk as interim managing director
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