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
Spanish renewables developer Solarpack has landed financing for a pair of solar assets the company is planning in Colombia
The refinance of UK service stations group Moto has closed with Universities Superannuation Scheme and CVC as a minority shareholder securing pricing that they are surely delighted with
German wind developer PNE AG has progressed a $4.8 billion offshore wind power project with a combined capacity of 2GW in south-central Vietnam by entering an MoU with the Vietnamese government
The Junta-controlled Myanmar government has partnered with the Russian government for nuclear energy with plans to develop a 10MW nuclear power plant in the next 5 years
Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Energy and Russian state corporation Rosatom Energy Projects have signed an agreement for the construction of a nuclear power plant in the central Asian nation
The Eastern and South African Trade and Development Bank took on the role of mandated lead arranger to close a syndicated $600 million copper and cobalt development financing facility with Trafigura.
Atlas Renewable Energy has thrown the switch on its 300MW Mexican solar PV plant – La Pimienta in the state of Campeche – which is now fully operational
The US government has launched initiatives with the Philippines to support the country with meeting climate action, energy security and sustainable infrastructure goals
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, on behalf of the government of Tajikistan, has selected a consultant to assist in preparing package 3 of the Obigarm – Nurobod road project in the Central Asian nation
Hitachi Rail has secured an $814 million contract for the new commuter railway project in the Philippines.
Development financial institutions have approved a $20 million loan to Vietnamese water supply company Binh Duong Water-Environment for a waste management and energy efficiency project in southern Vietnam
The AfDB has approved of a $20 million equity investment in Evolution III, an Africa-focused energy and infra fund managed by Cape Town-based Inspired Evolution
Mozambique’s Energy Regulatory Authority has launched the tender for 60MW of solar independent power projects at 2 sites in the Southern African state
The Japanese government has pledged $500 million to Indonesia to accelerate the country’s energy transition by expanding renewables and grid network capacities
The consortium of Filipino power producer ACEN and Vietnam-based BIM Group is near signing the debt package for a $155 million wind power project in south-central Vietnam
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has announced a $41.5 million equity investment to increase its stake in Egyptian renewables developer Infinity
The International Finance Corporation has appointed Dahlia Khalifa as regional director for Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and the Central Africa region
The Inter-American Development Bank and the World Bank have committed up to $750 million in green hydrogen financing in Chile
EIB-backed Solas Sustainable Energy Fund has reached final close with €220 million of institutional investor commitments
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