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Infra Dig – The Sonnedix Interview

The latest episode of IJGlobal’s podcast service – Infra Dig – focuses entirely on international renewables with discussion predominantly centred on solar PV, with a side portion of wind and energy storage

Amber's PPP Portfolio Acquisition, New Zealand

Amber Infrastructure Group marked its entry into New Zealand with the recent portfolio acquisition of social infrastructure assets from HRL Morrison & Co for an equity value of $132 million. The deal showcases the attractiveness of Kiwi mid-market investment opportunities, including core plus and PPP infrastructure assets

MTA Accessibility Upgrade P3, New York

New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority last month celebrated financial close on its first public-private partnership

PPP Pipeline, Greece

Greece’s PPP programme was launched in April 2009 following the country’s financial crash as a pipeline of 61 projects implemented as a means of procuring much-needed infrastructure around the country

Interest rates – banking on a better world

A few discussions this week lead to revisiting a subject that was raised almost a year ago and then left to simmer as not a lot more needed to be said on the subject… and that is rising interest rates

NEOM Green Hydrogen, Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is driving forward with the world’s single most ambitious hydrogen project as it pushes the green agenda in its bid to create a regional economic powerhouse

Tax equity: long-awaited guidance on transferability arrives

While many column inches have been filled extolling the broad benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (IRA), the power sector has been impatiently waiting for guidance from the US Treasury for greater clarity on some tax equity fine print — most notably, the concept of transferability.

Moray West offshore wind farm, Scotland

The Moray West wind farm off the coast of Scotland reached financial close earlier this year. The FC was slightly later than originally planned because, as a source put it, “there was no urgent need for access to additional capital”

Infra Dig – On.Energy’s Alan Cooper

In a world where energy storage is playing an increasingly essential role to counteract renewable energy-related intermittency issues, attention is firmly focused on this sector… and that goes for the IJGlobal podcast as well

CIB: $3bn and counting in clean energy investments

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has ramped up investing in recent times with $3 billion deployed in clean energy projects – out of a near $10 billion total – and having doubled its cumulative deal volume hitting back at critics who said it was not putting capital to work quick enough.

Materials funds: investing in the transition

The appearance this quarter of 2 funds dedicated to materials associated with the energy transition demonstrates a new phase of the maturation of the transition, but also an awareness of obstacles faced

Analysis: Chile starts storage onrush

During Chile’s annual Cuenta Publica presidential speech held in Congress on June 1, Gabriel Boric announced that the government was working on a bill to tender 5.4GW of large-scale energy storage systems set to become operational in 2026.

Infra Dig – floating Gazelle Wind Power

Jon Salazar – founder and chief executive of Gazelle Wind Power – joins the Infra Dig podcast to run listeners through his fascinating company that is driving innovation in the floating offshore wind sector

Renewables – windswept and interesting

Let’s start on the right foot with today’s editorial… we’re not calling the offshore wind market, suggesting the party’s over – far from it

Palisade's unique twist to RE portfolio refinancing

Palisade's recent $869m portfolio refinancing facility is a telltale of a growing Australian trend of consolidating operational assets into a single platform. IJGlobal shares more insights from the sponsor, lender, and adviser on the deal's structure and the company's strategy

Oil giants embrace CO2 sequestration while US Government boosts support

Big businesses have begun to move on carbon capture while the US government spurs advancements in the emerging sector through its Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s (BIL) tax credits, loans and grants.