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Javelin waste PPP’s prolonged development
Jordan Bintcliffe 22 Apr 2015 Renewables Europe
The initial plan for the Javelin waste-to-energy PPP, in Gloucestershire, England, is at least nine years old. But a string of setbacks – including the loss of government financing and lengthy appeals processes – has left the project closer to early development than operation
Q1 2015 League Table Analysis: European renewables vs conventional power
jordan.bintcliffe@ijglobal.com 21 Apr 2015 Renewables Europe
Investment into European power projects could be returning to 2010/2011 levels, though activity is increasingly concentrated in the renewables sector
Q1 2015 League Tables Analysis: Latin American Renewables
Rosie Fitzmaurice 16 Apr 2015 Renewables North America
Renewables’ share of total closed Latin American project finance debt has continued its ascent, though wind and solar remain minority players against the transport and midstream sectors
Kazakhstan’s PPP future
Jamie Bullen 16 Apr 2015 Transport Asia Pacific
Kazakhstan is rich in oil, gas and minerals, but its transportation infrastructure is in need of serious improvement. The country’s government is intent on spurring investment in the sector and in June 2014 amended legislation to facilitate the use of PPPs.
Q1 2015 League Tables Analysis: US LNG
Jinjoo Lee 15 Apr 2015 Oil & Gas North America
Export liquefied natural gas (LNG) continued to dominate privately financed US power and energy debt volumes in the first quarter of the year but a slowdown is coming
Q1 2015 League Tables Analysis: European PPP
Alexandra Dockreay 14 Apr 2015 Europe
UK social infrastructure deals dominate European PPPs in IJGlobal's Q1 2015 league tables
Tilbury biomass project, UK
Jordan Bintcliffe 10 Apr 2015 Renewables Europe
Sponsors of UK biomass projects are rushing to close financings and complete commissioning before the 31 March 2017 sunset of the country’s renewable obligation certificate (ROC) scheme
Block Island Offshore Wind, US
Jinjoo Lee 08 Apr 2015 Renewables North America
Offshore wind development in the US has been an elusive pursuit
China's Asian development bank
Thomas Blott 02 Apr 2015 Asia Pacific
The AIIB continues to attract more and more backers in spite of some early opposition from the US government. Those joining will hope they can steer the bank's objectives more towards their own goals
Pennsylvania Rapid Bridge Replacement PPP, US
Tom Nelthorpe 27 Mar 2015 Transport North America
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s first PPP – the $1.12 billion Pennsylvania Rapid Bridge Replacement project – is also the first US PPP to bundle a large group of assets in a single transaction
US water infrastructure financing
Sakshi Sharma 19 Mar 2015 Water North America
Even though the US government has introduced various new loan programmes to support water infrastructure financing recently, ongoing projects continue to rely on the existing municipal or tax-exempt bond market
Data Analysis: Western European PV investment plummets from 2010 levels
Jordan Bintcliffe 18 Mar 2015 Renewables Europe
Overall investment in French, German, Italian, Spanish and UK solar projects has fallen almost every year since 2010 – from $7.7 billion in 2010 to $2.7 billion in 2014, according to IJGlobal data
Progress, but more criticism, for the UK's CfD regime
olivia.gagan@ijglobal.com 11 Mar 2015 Renewables Europe
The UK's new contracts for difference (CfD) regime continues to invite criticism
M&A opportunities pick up amid the oil price collapse
Jordan Bintcliffe 04 Mar 2015 Oil & Gas Europe
Exploration and production companies have begun cutting back on spending plans amid a period of unexpectedly depressed crude oil prices that is expected to catalyse the M&A market.
India's power future
Jamie Bullen 25 Feb 2015 Power Asia Pacific
India’s government wants renewables, and international capital to help meet ambitious targets. But coal-fired and local finance will probably dominate
Peru nears a renewables break-through
Rosie Fitzmaurice 20 Feb 2015 Renewables Latin America
Peru continues to favour baseload fuels, but has enacted a renewables mandate and international sponsors and lenders are eager to participate
Data Analysis: Merchant's staying power in the US
Jinjoo Lee 17 Feb 2015 Power North America
US electricity demand growth has been limited since the 2008 financial collapse, and few utilities have been willing to sign new power purchase agreements (PPAs) with independent power projects
Mactan-Cebu International Airport PPP, Philippines
Thomas Blott 12 Feb 2015 Transport Asia Pacific
Four years after the launch of the much-anticipated Philippines’ flagship PPP programme, its first project financing – for the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MICA) PPP – has closed
Milan Metro, Italy
Alexandra Dockreay 10 Feb 2015 Transport Europe
Two availability-based PPP concessions for the Milan Metro are nearing close on debt financings with tenors of up to 21 years

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