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Where next for South Africa's power market?

While the Department of Energy (DoE) ploughs ahead with plans for new baseload power plants, the South African government still has many questions to answer regarding its pathfinder renewables programme

In the shadow of Colombia's 4G

Investors are keenly monitoring the development of Bogotá’s proposed first metro line. But Colombia’s fledgling 4G roads programme overshadows progress everywhere else

Mersey Gateway Bridge PPP, UK

The UK government's Infrastructure Guarantee Programme found its first major breakthrough for vital infrastructure on the £600 million ($998 million) Mersey Gateway Bridge PPP, which is a project of many firsts for the UK

Power struggles: Europe and Russia’s rising tensions

The crisis in Ukraine has dominated headlines in recent weeks, and the European energy sector in particular is growing increasingly vulnerable to the rising political tensions

Lake Turkana wind, Kenya

The Lake Turkana wind project in Kenya is a perfect example of how difficult it can be to utilise plentiful renewable energy resource in countries with limited national infrastructure

A11 motorway PPP, Belgium

The A11 motorway PPP in Belgium is the third project to close with the European Investment Bank’s project bond credit enhancement (PBCE) product, which is in its pilot stage

Turkey’s STAR Rafineri

Set to bring a raft of export credit agencies, international and local banks into the Turkish energy market - some for the first time - the STAR Rafineri crude oil refinery project is significant for the country and its project finance market

Reventazón hydro power plant, Costa Rica

Costa Rica’s state-owned utility Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) reached financial close on the 305.5MW Reventazón hydro power plant at the end of January 2014. The project, which will be Central America’s largest hydro power plant upon completion, is a crucial step towards meeting growing power supply demand, in a country heavily reliant upon hydro generation.

Portugal’s privatisations drive ahead

Several years after EU bailouts forced a number of Europe’s struggling economies to launch privatisation programmes, Portugal stands out as an exception in running broadly to schedule

North American Single Asset Power Deal of the Year 2013:Goreway

North American Single Asset Power Deal of the Year 2013:Goreway

North American Solar Deal of the Year 2013: Solar Star

North American Solar Deal of the Year 2013: Solar Star

North American Wind Deal of the Year 2013: Northeast Wind

North American Wind Deal of the Year 2013: Northeast Wind

North American PPP Deal of the Year 2013: Ottawa LRT

North American PPP Deal of the Year 2013: Ottawa LRT

North American Transport Deal of the Year 2013: Aerostar

North American Transport Deal of the Year 2013: Aerostar

North American Project Bond and Overall North American Deal of the Year 2013: East End Crossing

North American Project Bond and Overall North American Deal of the Year 2013: East End Crossing

North American Midstream Oil & Gas Deal of the Year 2013: Sabine Pass

North American Midstream Oil & Gas Deal of the Year 2013: Sabine Pass