Banks
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Goldman Sachs has promoted Emily Hashimoto to managing director of the infrastructure investment banking team in New York City.
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Rabobank has expanded its banking team and made analyst hires dedicated to energy transition in the US.
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Former Barclays investment bankers Robyn Underwood and Jason Kivett have joined the Pickering Energy Partners’ (PEP) investment banking practice to lead a newly formed team.
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The latest banker to hand in his notice at the New York real assets and structured finance team of HSBC is causing a stir as a leading figure from the bank flown in to steady the ship.
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Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) has named Jesus Enriquez Torresdey as a director of project finance credit approval in New York.
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Rainer Kraft has joined CIBC Capital Markets as managing director, head of syndications after leaving BBVA.
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Jeffrey Mathews has been promoted to managing director at Barclays, based in New York.
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Brazil's national development bank BNDES has announced that an auction will take place on June 18 for Companhia de Eletricidade do Amapá (CEA), an energy distributor in the country's northern Amapa State.
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A pair of sponsors has tapped the bank market to raise financing for a portfolio of mixed generation assets in Chile which include both operational and greenfield projects.
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Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners' portfolio company Scout Clean Energy has secured a $50 million letter of credit facility.
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Sempra Energy has reached financial close on the sale of its Chilean assets to State Grid International Development, after announcing the agreement in October of last year.
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A group of banks led by IDB Invest are about to launch a liquidity credit line to help Chilean power companies impacted by the freeze in power prices implemented at the end of 2019.
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BNDESPar, the private investment arm of Brazilian development bank BNDES, has hired a financial adviser to assist with the sale of its stake in AES Tietê Energia.
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Petrobras and Wobben Windpower have entered the binding phase of the sale process of two jointly-owned wind assets in Brazil.
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Market participants in Mexico say new transmission costs imposed on power projects approved before the 2014 Energy Reform – known as proyectos legados – will have a trickle-down effect in the sector harming the asset's developers, equity investors, lenders and off-takers.
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Sempra Energy aiming to close the previously announced sale of its Chilean assets to State Grid International Development on June 24.
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The Brazilian subsidiary of Chinese company CGN Energy plans to invest R$1 billion ($201.52 million) in the construction of a seven-phase wind project in the country.
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Mexico’s state-owned Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE) is planning a procurement process for a transmission project in the state of Baja California, adding to the country’s transmission pipeline.
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Petrobras has issued a teaser for the sale of its stakes in five gas, oil, diesel-fired and small hydro plants in Brazil.
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The Inter-American Development Bank is arranging a $280 million debt package for Ecuador to diversify and improve the country’s energy matrix and boost renewable energy sources.
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IDB Invest has announced a plan to certify certain transmission line projects as "green" in order to attract additional investment into the sector.
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Canada's Polaris Infrastructure has closed a $27 million debt package from Brookfield Asset Management's Infrastructure Debt Fund for a portfolio of hydro projects in Peru.
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Spain’s Elawan Energy has inked an agreement with Brazil’s Secretariat of Economic Development (SDE) to develop a 16 MW wind farm in the Brazilian state of Bahia.
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Colombian power producer Isagén is plotting the development of its first wind farm in the country, which would be Colombia's largest to date.
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Spain's Solarpack is planning to sell a 9 MW solar project that is under construction in the Chilean region of Maule.
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Greenpeace and the Mexican Center for Environmental Law (CEMDA) have secured a temporary suspension of policies introduced by Mexican grid operator Cenace and the Secretariat of Energy (SENER) that threaten to delay the interconnection of renewable energy projects in the country.
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Enel has brought forward the schedule for shuttering its two coal-fired units in Chile from 2024 to 2022.
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Developers in Argentina have faced an inhospitable project finance market since 2018, but the country's leading wind developer Genneia has managed to finance no fewer than nine wind projects in the past two years, using creative structures including the company's first ECA-backed corporate loan.
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Argentinian independent power producer Stoneway Capital Corp has secured a forebearance agreement from its creditors, who had been discussing foreclosure in mid-March.
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Panama's state-owned transmission company Empresa de Transmisión Eléctrica (Etesa) must reevaluate its proposed Fourth Line project (Cuarta Línea) on the Atlantic coast, after the country's Public Services Authority (ASEP) rejected its latest proposal.
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Spain's Grenergy Renovables is planning to sell a five-project portfolio of solar projects totaling 52 MW in Chile.
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A Chilean developer is looking for an investor to acquire a majority stake in a 150 MW distributed generation portfolio in the country.
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Engie has signed loans with Brazilian development bank BNDES to finance the construction of two projects in Brazil, a wind farm and a transmission line.
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A group of renewable energy developers in Mexico have won a legal reprieve against grid operator Cenace' suspension of interconnections for wind and solar projects.
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Canada’s Greenbriar Capital Corp has inked a power purchase and operating agreement for an up-to-160 MW solar project in Puerto Rico.
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Eneva has given up on its attempt to merge with AES Corp’s Brazilian subsidiary AES Tiete, at least for now.
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Grupo Ibereólica and Global Power Generation, a subsidiary of Spain's Naturgy Energy Group, has mandated a commercial bank to structure a loan for a 204 MW wind project in Chile.
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Engie plans to invest some R$3 billion ($515 million) to build the 1,800 km Novo Estado transmission line in Brazil.
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Atlas Renewable Energy is aiming to close the financing for a 444 MW (DC) solar project in Mexico in late June or early July.
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IDB Invest is preparing a credit line for AES Corp's distribution subsidiaries in El Salvador, which face liquidity challenges as a result of government measures to mitigate the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic on consumers.
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Brazil’s antitrust regulator Cade has approved EDP Grid’s acquisition of distributed solar projects in the country.
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French independent power producer Neoen has halted operations at a recently completed solar project in Mexico following the suspension of the interconnection of renewable assets in the country, ostensibly because of Covid-19.
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AES Gener is plotting a 63 MW wind project in Chile, the seventh wind asset the sponsor is developing in the country.
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Blackstone company Fisterra Energy is pursuing the refinancing of a combined-cycle gas-fired plant in Mexico, which was meant to start operating in December of last year.
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Chilean company Saggitar is plotting the development of a small-scale solar duo, expected to qualify under the country's PMGD (Pequeños Medios de Generación Distribuida) distributed generation scheme.
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Atlas Renewable Energy, the Latin American renewable energy portfolio company of private equity firm Actis, is working with a commercial bank and two DFIs to structure the financing of a 444 MW (DC) solar project in Mexico.
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IDB Invest is preparing to lend $1.1 billion to the Chilean power sector, which has been struggling to make ends meet after the implementation of new regulatory measures in the past six months.
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Spain’s OPDEnergy was aiming to reach financial close on a pair of renewable assets in the country by February, but the closing has been pushed back due to the Covid-19 crisis.
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Jinko Solar has sold a 155 MW (DC) operational solar project pair in Mexico to White River Renewables, a joint venture between U.S. private equity firm Riverstone Holdings and Switzerland’s White Summit Capital.
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Enel Green Power has signed a five-year power purchase agreement to supply 42 GWh of energy per year to a Guatemalan distribution company.
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Spain's Grupo Ibereólica has begun the permitting process for a 180 MW wind project in Chile.
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Peruvian state agency Proinversión has launched a procurement process for the development of two substation and transmission projects in the country.
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The World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) is arranging a debt package to finance solar projects in Panama.
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AES Gener is preparing to launch a $500 million capital raise to fund its 1.6 GW solar and wind pipeline in Chile and Colombia, having obtained approval from its existing shareholders.
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EDP Renováveis has secured a 15-year power purchase agreement for a solar project in Mexico with a local energy services company.
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Sempra Energy is nearing the close of the sale of its Peruvian assets to a Chinese buyer having received all required government authorizations.
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Spanish renewables developer Acciona has brought in one financial investor and is looking for another to jointly acquire KKR & Co.'s minority stake in its international generation subsidiary, Acciona Energía Internacional.
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A group of renewable energy companies have written to the Chilean government to warn it that recent policy changes in response to protests and the Covid-19 pandemic threaten to stifle international investment in the sector.
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Chile’s Energías Renovables Saintec is moving forward with the development of a 217.8 MW solar park in Chile after getting approval from the country's environmental authority.
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Argentinian independent power producer Stoneway Capital Corp. has a new owner after missing debt amortization payments due in early March.
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EnfraGen, a subsidiary of U.S.-based Glenfarne Group, is aiming to close the financing of a roughly 200 MW solar portfolio in Chile by the end of summer.
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A sponsor has been looking to finance two solar projects in Chile for several months, albeit unsuccessfully so far.
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Colombia's Renewable Energy Association (SER) has requested an extension in the construction timelines of solar and wind parks awarded contracts during Colombia's renewable auction last fall.
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Vienna-headquartered AustrianSolar is moving forward with the development of a 141 MW solar project in Chile.
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The sponsor of a combined-cycle gas-fired plant in Mexico has begun talks with bankers to refinance the asset after it starts operations.
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The non-bank financial institution Corporación Interamericana para el Financiamiento de Infraestructura (CIFI) has provided a debt package for a solar portfolio developed under Chile’s PMGD (Pequeños Medios de Generación Distribuida) distributed generation scheme.
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Engie Energía Chile has agreed to acquire a stake in a coal-fired power plant from Chilean copper producer Antofagasta Minerals while inking an 11-year renewable energy power purchase agreement with the mining company.
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Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has quietly pushed back the procurement processes for combined-cycle gas-fired plants and a transmission line until the end of spring as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The procurement process for an 860 MW CCGT project in Mexico has been pushed back by several weeks as the country's economy reels and state-owned utility Comisión Federal de Electricidad, which is running the process, suffers a credit rating downgrade.
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Ecuador’s Ministry of Energy and Non-renewable Natural Resources has postponed the procurement process for two renewable projects in the country because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Delays in the construction of a transmission line in Colombia because of the Covid-19 crisis could put several development-stage wind farms in the La Guajira department under financial duress.
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The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) have joined two other development finance institutions to finance a 376 MW solar portfolio being developed by IEnova in Mexico.
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The South Korean owners of a gas-fired plant in Chile began looking to refinance it through a private placement a few months ago, but market conditions may act as a deterrent, say bankers.
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Lima-based generation company Atria Energía is plotting a 66 MW solar park in Chile.
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The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has granted a $200 million loan to development finance institution Cooperación Andina de Fomento (CAF) to finance renewable projects in four Latin American countries.
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Colombia’s Empresas Públicas de Medellín (EPM) and the consortium Consorcio Energía de la Costa, led by Colombian businessman Alberto Ríos, have won the reprivatization auction for power distributor Electricaribe, which will be split into two companies as a result.
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Atlas Renewable Energy, the Latin American renewables portfolio company of private equity firm Actis, is plotting the development of an 854 MW solar park in Chile.
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Atlas Renewable Energy financed a pair of solar projects in Chile in the U.S. private placement market at the beginning of March, skillfully winning over a skeptical investor community that lacked positive experiences of financing renewables in the country.
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Taiwan's General Energy Solutions (GES), through its local subsidiary Electronic JRC, obtained permission to increase the capacity of its solar park in the Dominican Republic.
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The tender for a 65 MW solar project in Uruguay has been postponed for the seventh time in six months.
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Developers in Mexico have been left waiting for the government to release its private investment plan for energy projects following a delay by the administration.
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Colombia’s Interconexión Eléctrica (ISA) has inked an agreement to acquire a Peruvian transmission company from I Squared Capital.
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Colombia’s Interconexión Eléctrica (ISA) has won the contract to build a transmission line in the country, after out-bidding four other companies.
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Argentinian independent power producer Stoneway Capital Corp. is embarking on what could be a lengthy restructuring process after bondholders declined to extend the maturity of debt due to be repaid this month.
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Engie Energía Chile has inked a power purchase agreement with Chilean fishing company Corpesca to supply its operations in the country from renewable sources.
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Ecuador’s state-owned electric corporation CELEC has announced a tender for a 14.8 MW (DC) solar project with a battery storage unit on the Galapagos islands.
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The Private Financing Advisory Network (PFAN) has launched a request for proposals for clean energy projects in the Caribbean and Central America.
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Mexico’s state-owned Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has launched a tender to find a gas supplier for gas-fired projects in the state of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
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Brazilian generation and transmission company Alupar has mandated a commercial bank to structure a debt package for a transmission project in Colombia.
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Enel Green Power has inked a 10-year power purchase agreement with beer company Heineken's Mexican subsidiary.
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Canadian Solar has inked a power purchase agreement with an affiliate of steel, energy and construction conglomerate Grupo Techint for a solar project in Mexico.
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Spain’s Naturgy Energy Group has announced it will invest €750 million ($843.2 million) in Panama’s electric distribution grid over the next ten years.
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Uruguay's state-owned utility company Administración Nacional de Usinas y Transmisiones Eléctricas (UTE) has postponed the tender for a 65 MW solar project in the country for the sixth time.
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Atlas Renewable Energy, the Latin American renewables portfolio company of private equity firm Actis, has reached financial close on a private placement to finance two solar projects in Chile.
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Corporación Andina de Fomento (CAF) has agreed to provide a $300 million loan for infrastructure projects in Argentina—including power generation and transmission assets.
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New details have emerged on the plans for the financing of the 108 MW Energía Sierra Juárez II wind project being developed by IEnova and Saavi Energía in Mexico.
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Engie Energía Chile is finally moving forward with its first wind farm in Chile, which was stalled for months because of an arbitration claim.
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IDB Invest could provide up to one-third of the project finance loan for Huemul, the second phase of Mainstream Renewable Power's 1.3 GW Andes Renovables portfolio in Chile.
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AES Argentina Generación sold a short-term green bond to local investors in Argentina recently, showing that developers of projects in the country still have some creative options for financing, despite being shunned by commercial banks.
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Chilean solar developer Cielpanel is planning to construct two projects under the PMGD (Pequeños Medios de Generación Distribuida) program.
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Bravos Energía's private power auction has attracted bids from 28 companies, on the supply and demand side, and is moving forward despite comments made by Mexico's National Center for Energy Control (Cenace).
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Chile’s National Energy Commission (CNE) has announced a delay to the country's 2020 power auction in response to the latest energy demand projections, which are lower than previously forecasted.
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As the Mexican government upends incentives, self-supply contracts and the market for clean energy certificates, project finance and investment bankers in New York and developers in Mexico City are attempting to gauge the impact and decipher the administration's motives.
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German asset manager MPC Capital has reached financial close on a Salvadorian 5 MW solar park it acquired in July.
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Canadian Solar has acquired a 47.5 MW (DC) portfolio of small-scale solar projects in Chile.
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Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has announced tenders for two gas-fired power projects and a pipeline on the Yucatán peninsula, though enthusiasm among developers and financiers is muted.
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Chilean independent power producer Colbún is plotting the development of a 980 MW wind project in Chile.
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Arroyo Energy has mandated two commercial banks to structure the refinancing of a pair of renewable energy projects in Chile, amid a slowdown in new build financings in the country.
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Colombia’s Mines and Energy Planning Unit (UPME) has selected a consortium formed by a Spanish construction group and three local companies to develop transmission projects relating to nine substations in the Caribbean region of the country.
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Brookfield Asset Management is moving forward with the acquisition of a 278 MW development-stage solar portfolio in Brazil from a subsidiary of engineering company Steelcons.
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Months after Argentina held the third round of its renewable procurement program, RenovAr, contracts have been signed for 33 projects totaling 203 MW.
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The sponsor behind the Telfers LNG-to-power project in Panama, LNG Group Panama, is in talks with a preferred bidder to take a majority equity stake in the project.
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Spain's Grupo Ibereólica is plotting the development of a pair of solar plants in Chile totaling 500 MW.
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Alten Energías Renovables has mandated a commercial bank and two development finance institutions for the financing of a 250 MW solar project in Mexico.
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Two different wind projects in Argentina—one owned by YPF Luz and another by a Genneia-controlled subsidiary—have secured financing in separate transactions.
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Spanish developer X-Elio has secured a $39.4 million three-tranche debt package to finance the construction of a 70 MW solar plant in Mexico.
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Mainstream Renewable Power is bringing in a multilateral institution for the financing of Huemul and Copihue, the second and third phases of its 1.3 GW Andes Renovables portfolio in Chile.
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An internal memo at Goldman Sachs regarding a new “firm wide flexible dress code” was widely reported this week, but don’t expect the firm’s investment bankers to turn up in sneakers and sweatpants any time soon.
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Michael Skelly, the founder and chairman of transmission developer Clean Line Energy, has joined Lazard Frères & Co. as a senior advisor focusing on energy, sustainability and infrastructure.
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Investors bidding fiercely to deploy capital into a limited supply of North American renewables projects are pushing up valuations and delving into development-stage assets, contributing to a more active mergers and acquisitions market, writes Taryana Odayar.
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A New York-based financial advisory firm has hired an investment banker with over 30 years of experience in power and utilities, most recently at Deutsche Bank, to lead a push into the sector.
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Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. has launched proceedings to divest its interest in the New Jersey-based 512 MW Bayonne Energy Center, PFR has learned.
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A private equity firm has tapped boutique investment bank Evercore to market its stake in a wind and solar project developer.
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A company owning more than 600 MW of wind assets in New York state is in the process of finding a buyer for the portfolio, PFR has learned.
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A private equity firm has suspended a sale process for a stake in a hydro portfolio company.
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Capital Dynamics has sealed its purchase of 8point3 Energy Partners, sparking conversations about the future of the yield company business model during a busy week of summer conferences.
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A solar shop based in the U.S. Northeast has acquired a 105 MW portfolio of development-stage assets in New York state, PFR has learned.
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AES Corp. and Alberta Investment Management Corp. have mandated an adviser to sell a stake in a portfolio owned by sPower, the renewable project developer, owner and operator they jointly acquired last year.
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GE Energy Financial Services has announced the retirement of two senior figures as the General Electric division looks to sell its loan book and private equity assets.
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Vivint has priced its first asset-backed securitization, a $466 million offering backed by a multi-state portfolio of residential solar assets, with the vast majority of the cash flows coming from power purchase agreements.
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The founder and former president of CohnReznick Capital has resurfaced in a new role at an investment bank that is preparing to staff up and expand its footprint in the U.S.
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Three energy-focused managing directors at RBC Capital Markets have departed the Canadian firm's New York office, PFR has learned.
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GE Energy Financial Services has mandated a pair of financial advisers to sell its project finance loan book as well as equity stakes in generation assets, PFR has learned.
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Vivint is preparing to issue its debut asset-backed securitization, a $355 million offering that will be the year’s first ABS deal to be backed by power purchase agreements and leases.
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Southern Power has signed a deal to sell a one-third interest in a 1.7 GW solar portfolio to an institutional investor following an auction process.
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A group of four Japanese investors has acquired a majority stake in an Ares-EIF gas-fired project in Connecticut.
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CoBank has hired a senior banker who previously worked in project and commodity finance at UniCredit in New York.
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Onyx Renewable Partners, a portfolio company of The Blackstone Group, has scored a $79 million financing for an approximately 80 MW portfolio of distributed solar assets.
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NRG Yield has refinanced its $495 million revolving credit facility.
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The Carlyle Group and GE Energy Financial Services plan to sell a gas-fired project in Washington County, Ga., to a fund managed by Harbert Management Corp.—just as soon as they formally gain ownership of the plant themselves.
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JP Morgan's head of renewables tax equity, John Eber, is retiring after about 30 years at the bank and predecessor institutions.
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Axium Infrastructure has agreed to acquire the 286 MW Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York from a fund managed by Ares-EIF.
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Invenergy is approaching the end of a sale process for a gas-fired asset it owns in the Midwestern U.S.
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Wells Fargo has wrapped its $70 million tax equity investment in a portfolio of three NextEra Energy Resources wind projects.
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174 Power Global, the development-focused subsidiary of South Korea-based Hanwha Q Cells has wrangled a tax equity investor for its 178 MW Midway solar project in Pecos County, Texas.
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Residential solar lender Dividend Solar has closed its second solar securitization.
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Terra-Gen has sealed financing from three banks for two development-stage wind projects it owns in California and Texas.
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Details have emerged on a term loan B refinancing for a Blackstone Group Texas gas-fired project.
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GE Energy Financial Services and The Ingelec Group have closed a $150 million debt deal to fund an expansion of their 139 MW Los Guindos gas-fired project in central Chile and refinance its existing debt.
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Silicon Valley Bank has hired a former Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria head of structured and project finance as managing director as the Californian bank builds up its presence, including in New York.
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NextEra Energy Partners has signed a deal to sell its Canadian assets to a pension fund manager as the yield company looks to reinvest capital in the U.S. in the aftermath of December’s tax reform legislation.
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A Virgin Group subsidiary is considering its options for financing an approximately 50 MW wind project in Honduras.
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A private equity firm has agreed to purchase two gas-fired units at GenOn Energy’s Canal facility in Massachusetts as the bankrupt NRG Energy subsidiary sheds assets as part of its restructuring.
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Spark Energy and its chairman have acquired a New York-based retail energy marketer with operations in several states located throughout the Northeastern and Midwestern U.S.
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Macquarie Capital has sold minority stakes in its 907 MW Norte III gas-fired project in Mexico to two investment funds.
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Ridgewood Infrastructure has sold its stake in the Neptune Regional Transmission System, a 66-mile transmission line running under Long Island Sound.
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Delegates at the Euromoney Seminars 12th Annual Latin American Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum in Miami Beach are keeping at least one eye on Latin America’s colorful political landscape, as a year of national elections and unfolding corruption probes promises to have a bearing on project financings and M&A deals.
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A New York private equity shop has hired a pair of financial advisers to sell a hydro project in PJM Interconnection that it previously tried to sell four years ago.
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LS Power has taken bids for a pair of gas-fired assets it is in the process of selling in the Midwest.
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A former Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce project finance and infrastructure banker has taken up a new position at a Japanese bank in New York.
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A subsidiary of a New Jersey utility holding company has hired an investment bank to market a portfolio of commercial and industrial solar assets.
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Wells Fargo has finalized a $49 million tax equity investment in a Mississippi solar project.
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After two decades at Rothschild & Co., a senior investment banker has joined Marathon Capital as a managing director in its New York office.
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A managing director at Macquarie Capital has moved from London to New York to take up the position of head of clean energy in North America.
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GenOn Energy has found a private equity buyer for its 810 MW Hunterstown gas-fired project in Gettysburg, Pa.
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As the Public Utilities Commission of Texas prepares to decide whether Vistra Energy will need to divest upwards of 1.2 GW of generation in Texas as a condition of its Dynegy acquisition, the buyer is weighing potential post-merger asset sales.
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Project finance bankers are pinning their hopes on merger and acquisition activity to keep them busy this year, but they may have to wait a while for it business to pick up, say deal watchers.
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Macquarie Infrastructure Corp. is weighing a sale of a New Jersey gas-fired asset.
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A private equity firm has hired an adviser to sell its stake in a portfolio of hydro assets spread across the U.S.
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A European energy company has swept in to acquire Infinity Renewables after the California-based developer called off an initial sale of the company in recent months.
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A northeastern utility-scale solar developer is raising capital as it seeks to transform its business model by owning as well as developing projects, with the aim of amassing an up-to 1 GW portfolio.
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CohnReznick Capital has named a new president, PFR has learned.
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A sale process for a U.S. renewables developer with a wind-heavy portfolio has been tabled, PFR has learned.
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E.On has sealed tax equity commitments from two investors for a 228 MW wind project in southern Texas.
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Renewables-focused brokerage and advisory firm Karbone is expanding, having acquired another New York boutique’s advisory business as it lays roots in a new city.
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The owner of a five-and-a-half-year-old wind project in Idaho and its tax equity investor are selling the facility to its offtaker under the terms of its pre-paid power purchase agreement.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has emerged as the tax equity investor in the 24.9 MW Shoreham Commons solar project on a former gold course on Long Island that Duke Renewable Energy is in the process of acquiring.
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A fund managed by Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has wrapped a debt and tax equity financing for a 200 MW wind project in Oklahoma.
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A Cincinnati-based regional bank has arranged a $60 million loan for Greenbacker Renewable Energy, the New York-based renewables firm that has ramped up its acquisition activity in recent months.
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Lincoln Clean Energy has lined up financing for a wind project it is developing in Lynn County, Texas.
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