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New renewables to benefit most from Obama’s emissions plan

Before August 2015, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had not broadly regulated carbon emissions from power plants. No longer

Mongolian infrastructure market revived

Mongolia has long since ceded its status to Myanmar as Asia’s most exciting emerging infrastructure market, although recent developments on two major deals suggest that it may finally be starting to fulfil its potential

Shuaa Energy 1 solar PV, Dubai

The 200MW second stage of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s (DEWA) solar photovoltaic development at the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum solar park has caught the eye of global investors

Data Analysis: Colombia's exponential toll road boom

Colombia’s national infrastructure agency (ANI) has procured more than 4,500km of toll road projects to the private sector in the last 16 months, according to the IJGlobal database

Puerto Rico’s debt default implications on infrastructure pipeline

Puerto Rico won’t proceed with planned PPP projects until the US territory is able to restructure existing debt

Data Analysis: European transport refinancings peak

H1 2015 marks a conspicous growth in European transport refinancing compared with the last five years, as borrowers take advantage of a low debt pricing window

ESA10: EU accounting trouble for Scotland’s NPD scheme

Scotland is expected to restructure existing and future infrastructure projects under its non-profit distributing (NPD) initiative, due to new EU regulation

El Encino-La Laguna gas pipeline, Mexico

Mexican pipeline operator Fermaca obtained competitive terms on a $610 million mini-perm loan backing the $820 million El Encino-La Laguna natural gas pipeline project in Mexico

Obstacles to an Iranian infrastructure bonanza

Energy and infrastructure investors and advisers - particularly those focused on oil and gas projects - were understandably excited by the news of an agreed nuclear deal between Western governments and Iran

Data Analysis: US conventional power investment increases as renewables investment recedes

Conventional power investment in the US increased from 2012 to 2014, while renewables project investment has mostly fallen over that period

Data Analysis: The European gas grid selloff

European utilities’ need to relieve stressed balance sheets has prompted sales of gas grids, and existing investors are increasing their shareholdings in the assets

The bidding prospects for Australia's TransGrid

The increasing appetite among investors for infrastructure assets in Australia could push sale prices for the 'poles and wires' privatisation even higher than what has been previously thought

St. Lawrence bridge PPP, Canada

The new C$4.24 billion ($3.3 billion) bridge over the St. Lawrence river in Montréal is the largest bridge PPP to close in Canada

H1 2015 League Tables Analysis: Bonds lead Peruvian infra finance

Two of the three Peruvian infrastructure deals to close in the first half of 2015 were funded by sizeable bond issuances, according to the IJGlobal H1 2015 League Tables

Calais Port 2015 expansion, France

The Calais Port 2015 project marks the seventh use of the European Investment Bank’s project bond credit enhancement (PBCE) pilot programme and in addition is another enormous private placement taken entirely by Allianz Global Investors during construction at €504 million ($554 million)

H1 2015 League Tables Analysis: Europe attracts highest DFI lending

Total development finance lending into global project finance deals contracted in the first half of 2015 to a value of just over $12 billion, according to the IJGlobal H1 2015 League Tables