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News+: Telecom M&A in vogue?
Telecoms Asia PacificDuring a hot summer dry on deals, telecommunications towers have been in vogue
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Penonome wind farm, Panama
Renewables Latin AmericaOn August 5, Goldwind USA and Spanish-owned Union Eolica Panameña announced they had closed US$71 million in project financing for the first phase of Panama’s wind energy debut, the Penonome wind farm
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Philippines PPP struggles with legal and tax obstacles
Asia PacificPhilippines PPP struggles with legal and tax obstacles
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Castor storage project, Spain
Oil & Gas EuropeA closer look at the €1.4 billion (US$1.85bn) project bond issue for the Castor underground gas storage project in Spain
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News+: listed infrastructure funds in Thailand
Asia PacificListed income-style funds are emerging as a source of financing Thailand's ambitious infrastructure expansion programme
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News+: Student accommodation financing
Social & Defence EuropeBond financing is becoming the flavour of the season for university housing projects; what is it that makes bonds the right fit?
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Chaglla hydro plant, Peru
Power Latin AmericaOn 5 July Odebrecht Energia, the power arm of the Brazilian conglomerate, closed financing for its US$1.2 billion 406MW hydro plant in Peru
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Life for Egyptian PPP after Morsi?
MENANEWS ANALYSIS: Life for Egyptian PPP after Morsi?
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Tomatin Distillery biomass project, Scotland
Renewables EuropeThe UK’s Green Investment Bank (GIB) made its first foray north of the border this month making a £576,773 (US$886,079) investment in the installation of a £1.2 million (US$1.82m) biomass boiler at a whisky distillery.
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News+: UK listed renewable funds
Renewables EuropeA flock of renewable energy funds has floated with success on the London Stock Exchange this year, opening up a young asset class to a wide range of investors
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ROUNDTABLE: What does the US shale revolution mean for Latin America?
Oil & GasROUNDTABLE: What does the US shale revolution mean for Latin America?
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News+: Mexico still in the dark
Oil & Gas Latin AmericaFollowing President Enrique Peña Nieto’s grand unveiling of Mexico’s heavily anticipated infrastructure plan on 15 July, the country remains in the dark about what exactly this will mean for infrastructure over the next six years
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