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Canadian infrastructure turns to public bonds
Sakshi Sharma 19 Nov 2015 Transport North America
Canada has been able to tap different sources of funding as its infrastructure needs have developed in recent years. The emergence of large transport projects in the country's infrastructure pipeline has led to a rise in publically-listed bond financings, IJGlobal data reveals
Galloper offshore wind, UK
Olivia Gagan 12 Nov 2015 Renewables Europe
At the start of 2015, the £1.54 billion ($2.35 billion), 336MW Galloper offshore wind project had officially been shelved by principal sponsor RWE. Less than a year later, financing was complete
Initial impacts of Power Africa
Jon Whiteaker 06 Nov 2015 Renewables Sub-Saharan Africa
The US government's Power Africa initiative has had limited impact to date, but has significant ambitions over the next few years
The return of international lenders to MENA power?
Jordan Bintcliffe & Jon Whiteaker 06 Nov 2015 Renewables MENA
International lenders have provided less proportionally than local banks to Middle East and North African power and water deals during the last two years, IJGlobal data shows
Ijmuiden Sea Lock PPP, the Netherlands
Alexandra Dockreay 06 Nov 2015 Transport Europe
The approximately €500 million ($537 million) Ijmuiden Sea Lock is the first major project in the Dutch locks PPP programme to reach financial close. The deal has tested the competitive European infrastructure debt market’s appetite for high leverage and low pricing
Data Analysis: Brazil’s time to shine
Rosie Fitzmaurice 30 Oct 2015 Renewables Latin America
Despite market volatility, investors still appear convinced by the economics of wind and solar in Brazil
Russia: power plays
Olivia Gagan 27 Oct 2015 Oil & Gas Europe
This month's Russia Calling forum in Moscow, hosted by Russian state majority-owned bank VTB Capital, drew in international bankers, developers and media to discuss the state of Russia's infrastructure sector
Data Analysis: Limay and the Philippines’ power sector
Thomas Blott 22 Oct 2015 Power Asia Pacific
The Philippines’ power sector remains almost exclusively the preserve of local banks, although one deal working its way through syndication may change that
Investors drawn to Europe’s emergent towercos
Alexandra Dockreay 21 Oct 2015 Telecoms Europe
Independent telecoms tower operators across Europe are looking to grow market share. Infrastructure funds are increasingly buying into the strong, low risk returns these tower companies offer.
Dubai’s PPP law signals infrastructure intent
Jordan Bintcliffe 15 Oct 2015 MENA
Dubai passed its new public private partnership (PPP) law last month, signalling the emirate’s intent to use more private capital to develop future infrastructure projects
Mexico City new international airport (NAICM)
Rosie Fitzmaurice 14 Oct 2015 Transport Latin America
The $3 billion revolving credit facility closed by the Mexican Federal Government this week is a crucial step toward financing what is slated to be one of the world’s busiest airports
The competition for Indonesia’s Java 7
Thomas Blott 13 Oct 2015 Power Asia Pacific
PLN’s decision to tender out the 2x1000MW Java 7 independent power producer project without a government guarantee raised a few eyebrows, but this doesn’t seem to have deterred many bidders
Chop and change for UK energy policy
Olivia Gagan 07 Oct 2015 Renewables Europe
The UK government has made several amendments to energy market regulation in the five months since the country's last general election. The long-term impacts of the changes may be hard to gauge but investor confidence has certainly been dented.
Australia's newest infrastructure PM
Thomas Blott 02 Oct 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
Malcolm Turnbull’s ascension to the premiership is music to the ears of urban transport enthusiasts, even if Canberra's influence is blunted in other sectors
Solar securitisations and tax equity structures in the US
Jinjoo Lee 25 Sep 2015 Renewables North America
Securitisations provide one of the cheapest sources of capital for residential solar assets. Since November 2013, five solar securitisations have closed. Pricing on these securitisations may reflect the varying risk of the tax equity structures involved
Zywiec Hospital, Poland
Alexandra Dockreay 25 Sep 2015 Social & Defence Europe
Increased revenue certainty from recent regulatory changes has been pivotal for Interhealth Canada signing on Poland’s Z210 million ($56 million) pilot hospital PPP
Has Israel missed its gas export opportunity?
Jordan Bintcliffe 24 Sep 2015 Oil & Gas MENA
Israel may come to regret dragging its heels on the development of the Leviathan offshore gas field, as a major new discovery in Egypt could limit its future export opportunities
Data Analysis: Europe set for record year in infrastructure M&A
Alexandra Dockreay 18 Sep 2015 Transport Europe
2015 looks set to be a year that could surpass the 2007 peak of European infrastructure acquisitions over the last 10 years
Hornsdale wind, Australia
Thomas Blott 17 Sep 2015 Renewables Asia Pacific
The A$284.8 million financing for the Hornsdale wind farm is notable for being the first project financing under the Australian Capital Territory’s wind auction, representing a rare bright spark of activity in Australia’s otherwise dormant renewables sector

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