Copyright © DELINIAN ( IJGLOBAL) LIMITED, Company number 15236229, 3rd and 4th Floors, 25 Maddox Street, London, W1S 2QN, UK. A Green Street Company. All rights reserved.

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

Search results for

Tip: Use operators exact match "", AND, OR to customise your search. You can use them separately or you can combine them to find specific content.
There are 12,599 results that match your search.12,599 results
  • Fortis Bank Nederland, a merchant bank based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, is planning to open a full office in New York by the second half of the year. The move will give it better access to U.S. markets.
  • Banks leading the $534 million financing backing GenConn’s two Connecticut peakers will forego a retail syndication after wrapping the deal yesterday. “It was oversubscribed, so much so that allocations were at a point where retail syndication is not necessary,” says a project financier familiar with the deal. NRG Energy and United Illuminating are the joint venture partners behind GenConn.
  • Chermac Energy is looking to sell about 675 MW of wind projects in development in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and New Mexico. The company will approach buyers as early as next week at the American Wind Energy Association conference in Chicago, says Garth Klimchuk, managing director at Chermac’s advisor NorthWinds Advisors in Harrison, N.Y.
  • Banco Santander, Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, BayernLB, BBVA, Calyon, Helaba, Unicredit HVB are looking to make commitments of roughly $50 million or more to NextEra Energy Resources $400 million financing for its Heartland wind portfolio. The deal is set to close by the end of next month.
  • Charlie Randolph, managing director of loan and high yield markets at the Royal Bank of Scotland, left the bank last week amid restructuring that will likely result in more departures. “He was really their best [origination] guy. It’s quite a surprise,” says a project financier in New York. Randolph did not return calls and other bank officials declined to comment.
  • La Jolla, Calif.-based PCG Asset Management is raising capital for a second clean energy and technology fund of private equity funds, with a first close scheduled in the fourth quarter.
  • Summit Power Group is looking for an equity investor for its estimated $1.6 billion, 345 MW integrated gasification combined cycle Texas Clean Energy Project in Odessa, Texas.
  • Saskatoon-based SHEC Energy is seeking financial backing as it transitions from technology development to deployment of solar thermal projects of up to 100 MW.
  • Paris--the City of Lights--needs a lot of electricity to keep it going. In an effort to be greener, the local government is taking advantage of high wind resources in certain areas of the city by erecting small-scale wind turbines atop roofs.
  • The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Finance Corp., the European International Bank and two commercial banks are preparing the financing for what would be the largest wind farm in Turkey.