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Scotland's Earlsburn wind farm is at first sight a thoroughly ordinary project financing. Yet closer inspection reveals clues as to the future of onshore wind in the UK. And the deal was not completely devoid of surprises - the power purchase agreement sa

M6 Budapest-Dunaujváros wrapped bond refinancing

Simon Ellis 21 Apr 2006 Transport Europe

After the political wrangles and hasty re-nationalisations of the last decade, Hungary's road privatisation programme finally seems to have come of age.

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