Tag: renewable financing

Xebec acquires Green Vision for 82 million euros

Xebec Adsorption Inc. has closed its previously announced acquisition of Green Vision Holding BV, the parent company of HyGear Technology and Services BV, for aggregate consideration of 82 million euros and the assumption of 18.4 million euros in net debt.

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CDPQ to invest USD 1 billion in Invenergy Renewables

CDPQ, a global institutional investor, has announced that it will invest USD 1 billion in Invenergy Renewables LLC, a private developer, owner and operator of wind and solar projects in North America, to further support the company in its development activities and growth.

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Senvion sells Indian operations to Dubai-based GREDHCL

Senvion GmbH has agreed to sell 100 per cent of its Indian operations (Senvion India) to Global Renewable Energy Development Holding Company Limited (GREDHCL). Subject to regulatory approvals, the sale is proposed to close in the first quarter of 2021.

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KKR to invest $1.4 billion in NextEra Energy’s portfolios

KKR & Co. Inc. has announced the signing of agreements with NextEra Energy Resources LLC, a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Inc. and NextEra Energy Partners LP to acquire equity interests in portfolios of contracted utility-scale wind and solar power assets. , KKR will invest a total of about $1.4 billion in two transactions for equity interests in 1,625 MW of renewable energy assets.

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EBRD to help finance construction of 100 MW wind project in Kazakhstan

EBRD announced funding an amount of $24.8 million to support the development of a wind project in Kazakhstan with a capacity of 100 MW. The project work will be undertaken by Zhanatas Wind Power Station, a special project company run and owned by China Power International Holding in partnership with Dutch alternative asset manager Visor Investments Cooperatif.

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Renewable energy potential in North Africa remains largely untapped: IEA

As the necessity of energy system transformation gathers pace at a global level, North African countries are increasingly making efforts towards their respective clean energy transitions. Clean energy transitions offer opportunities for North African countries to transform their energy infrastructure in ways that can meet the region’s growing energy demand, create much-needed jobs and promote equitable socio-economic development, diversify their economies, and build climate change resilience, all while achieving low-carbon, sustainable, inclusive economic growth.

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