Anesco has secured a £12 million revolving credit facility from Santander UK. The company plans to use these funds for expansion in the UK and Europe. This finance will support its pipeline of various renewable energy projects which includes five battery storage projects and three solar farms that are at the ready-to-build stage. The battery storage projects are expected to be online by spring 2023 and are located in Dundee, Melksham, Nottingham, Ipswich and Essex. Meanwhile, the three solar farms are expected to be commissioned later this year and are located in England and south Wales.
Torrent Power allocates funding for renewable energy and green hydrogen
Torrent Power Limited (TPL) plans a comprehensive investment of Rs 473.5 billion encompassing renewable energy, green hydrogen, and power distribution and has announced the same against the backdrop of he 10th edition of Vibrant Gujarat […]
GAIL enters in MoU with Shell Energy India
GAIL India Limited, a government-owned natural gas company has signed an agreement with Shell Energy India to explore opportunities across the energy value chain.The MoU intends to investigate opportunities in the import and handling of […]
Avaada raises Rs 11.9 billion finance for 400 MW solar project
Avaada Energy, the renewable energy division of Avaada Group, revealed that it has secured approximately Rs 11.9 billion in green financing from the State Bank of India (SBI). The funding was obtained through a 20-year […]