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February 2008
A preliminary information memorandum (PIM) will be with banks in mid-March for the commercial debt backing Ras Laffan C IWPP project in Qatar.
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Australian fund management group Allco Finance Group has pulled out of the $1.477 million acquisition of Consolidated Edison's unregulated generation portfolio.
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Abengoa has lined up a $200 million loan from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) to finance its ATE III project.
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LS Power's Luminus hedge fund has scored a success in its activist battle against TransAlta's management.
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Tyr Energy has closed the acquisition of the Commonwealth Chesapeake power station.
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Calpine Corporation has completed its emergence from bankruptcy, and resumed trading on the New York Stock Exchange on 8 February.
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Maithon Power Ltd, the JV between India's Tata Power Co Ltd and state owned Damodar Valley Corp (DVC), has raised Rs31.15 billion ($789 million) in debt to finance a power project in eastern India.
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Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase have announced a new set of carbon-conscious guidelines for their power finance businesses.
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Sponsor change, contentious World Bank involvement, and 75% cost increases – despite all the hurdles the 250MW Bujagali Energy hydropower project in Uganda reached financial close in the last days of 2007.
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Denmark's DONG Energy is emerging as one of the biggest offshore wind developers in Northern Europe, and in addition to its domestic market is targeting the UK. But according to CFO Carsten Krogsgaard, corporate debt is the way forward for project funding. By Michael Marray
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The first post-credit crunch indicators of the new cost of GCC project debt and the shape of deal structures are expected in the coming weeks. But it is not higher cost of debt that is going to hold back the burgeoning GCC project pipeline. By Michael Marray
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Power
01 February 2008
BNP prices Panoche placement
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RES Americas has closed the $342 million financing for its Hackberry wind project. The 21-year combination of fixed and floating rate date bonds completed syndication on 31 December. It is one of the longest-dated and least expensive financings for a renewable energy project, and certainly the longe...
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Geothermal projects, long a niche within a niche, are starting to attract serious sponsor and lender attention.
But while tax equity investors have embraced the sector, finding early-stage financing is still a struggle for developers. By Tom Nelthorpe