Neoen has secured AUD 1.4 billion in debt financing for 1.3 GW of wind, solar, and storage assets. This has effectively doubled its Australian renewable energy portfolio financing. A group of 11 major Australian and […]
Amarenco has secured €500 million in international debt financing from a consortium of lenders, including Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Luxembourg, Rabobank, Santander Corporate & Investment Banking, and Berenberg. The funds will be used to construct solar […]
Arevon Energy has secured $299 million in debt financing for its Ratts 1 and Heirloom Solar Projects in Pike County, Indiana. These projects will contribute 264 MW (MWdc) of renewable energy to the Midwest and […]
ReNew has successfully obtained $1 billion in debt funding from Societe Generale, a European bank, to assist in the progression of its array of strategic energy transition initiatives, both domestically in India and on a […]
Husk Power Systems, a prominent supplier of decentralised solar-hybrid minigrids, and ElectriFI, the EU-funded impact investment facility overseen by EDFI Management Company, have announced that Husk has secured an extra $4 million in debt funding […]
Statera Energy, a UK-based energy storage and flexible generation developer and operator, has secured up to £300 million of debt financing through a syndicate led by Lloyds Bank. The first £144 million phase of the […]
By Shantanu Srivastava, Energy Analyst at the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) Indian life insurers and pension funds, the biggest domestic institutional investors (DIIs) by assets under management (AUM), have largely stayed […]
India has set a target of deploying 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based energy by 2030. According to the 21st report of the Standing Committee on Energy (2021-2022), India requires an additional investment of about Rs […]
Over the past decade, renewable energy development has gained rapid momentum across the world. Drivers for this growth include increasing the climate commitments of governments and businesses, increasing awareness and political will, technological advancements, access […]
The year 2020 saw a mix of positives and negatives for renewable energy financing. The downside was a significant decline in debt activity, as Covid-19 worsened the condition of the banking sector and the stream […]
With the Covid-19 crisis casting a shadow over new investment plans, lenders remained wary in 2020, especially on account of a liquidity crunch owing to banking sector issues, and regulatory and contractual uncertainties in the […]
The move from a generic feed-in tariff (FiT) regime to project-specific competitive bidding for tariff determination has disrupted the entire wind power segment. Its ripple effects can be felt in every aspect of project development, […]
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