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Dutch sea locks: new PPP risks
Alexandra Dockreay 10 Jul 2015 Transport Europe
Rijkswaterstaat is due to select a preferred bidder this week for the Netherlands' largest sea lock PPP – the €850 million ($932 million) IJMond Lock
QCLNG pipeline acquisition, Australia
Thomas Blott 07 Jul 2015 Oil & Gas Asia Pacific
Against the fanfare of Australia's state privatisation programmes, APA Group in June 2015 closed its $4.6 billion acquisition of the Queensland Curtis LNG (QCLNG) pipeline from BG Group with minimal fuss
Data Analysis: GCC builds fewer new MWs
Jon Whiteaker 03 Jul 2015 Renewables MENA
The demand for new power generating capacity in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is waning
The significance of US Ex-Im
Brian Eckhouse 03 Jul 2015 North America
US Ex-Im – a leading project finance lender to emerging markets – ceased active lending on Tuesday night (30 June 2015), after Congress allowed the bank’s charter to lapse
Data Analysis: Commercial banks' increasing role in European offshore wind debt
Olivia Gagan 26 Jun 2015 Renewables Europe
Commercial banks have recently improved their standing against development finance institutions (DFIs) in construction-stage debt for European offshore wind projects
PJM’s new capacity market rules
Jinjoo Lee 25 Jun 2015 Power North America
Sponsors of power plants in 14 eastern US states may reap a combined $4 billion in increased revenues over the next three years, under rules that the US Federal Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved this month
Data Analysis: Chile's improving PPP pipeline
Rosie Fitzmaurice 19 Jun 2015 Transport Latin America
Chile's Ministry of Public Works (MOP) has slowly increased the number of PPPs awarded to the private sector over the last four-plus years, according to the IJGlobal database
The role of the US DoE in liquid markets
Brian Eckhouse 17 Jun 2015 Renewables North America
The US Department of Energy (DoE) this week announced a new initiative to facilitate renewables investment – the Clean Energy Impact Investment Center
Data Analysis: Vietnam’s sluggish power
Jamie Bullen 12 Jun 2015 Power Asia Pacific
International lenders have a strong appetite to finance power and energy in Vietnam but a paucity of projects means it is more famine than feast
US airport PPPs: A slow take-off
Sakshi Sharma 11 Jun 2015 Transport North America
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has finally awarded a concession for the refurbishment of LaGuardia Airport's Central Terminal Building to a private sector consortium
North Carolina Interstate 77, US
Sakshi Sharma 05 Jun 2015 Transport North America
The North Carolina Department of Transportation’s (NCDOT) $648 million Interstate 77 toll lanes project is the first PPP for the department
A66 Benavente-Zamora PPP refinancing, Spain
Alexandra Dockreay 05 Jun 2015 Transport Europe
Meridiam, Cintra and Acciona's refinancing of difficult 2013 bank debt for the A66 Benavente-Zamora is innovative and paves the way for project bonds for infrastructure in Spain
Data Analysis: The pace of financial close
Brian Eckhouse 04 Jun 2015 Transport Europe
Germany, Canada and Australia average the shortest periods between preferred bidder and financial close among countries with PPP programmes
Spanish and Dutch most efficient for PPP procurement
Alexandra Dockreay 28 May 2015 Transport Europe
Spain and the Netherlands have been the fastest countries on average to bring projects from tender launch to financial close in the last five years, according to IJGlobal’s data
New debt and equity products for Uruguayan wind
Rosie Fitzmaurice 26 May 2015 Renewables Latin America
Debt - and equity - capital markets will play a bigger role in Uruguayan renewables
Data Analysis: Financing in Australia's cooler renewables climate
Thomas Blott 22 May 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
The news this week that the Australian federal government has finally reached an agreement with the opposition Labor party over the renewable energy target (RET) should breathe some life into the country's dormant renewables market
Freeport LNG train three, Texas
Jinjoo Lee 20 May 2015 Oil & Gas North America
Export liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in the US have gradually added new complexities to the financing structures
The splintering of European utilities
Olivia Gagan 19 May 2015 Oil & Gas Europe
European utilities are concluding that renewables and conventional power are no longer suited to coexist peacefully within a single utility
Data Analysis: UK PV refinancing volumes increasing
Jordan Bintcliffe 14 May 2015 Renewables Europe
UK photovoltaic (PV) debt refinancing volumes have increased in almost every quarter since Q4 2013, and reached $126 million in the first quarter of this year. Refinancings in Q1 2015 increased $36 million over Q4 2014

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