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  • Private equity firm Diamond Castle Holdings is reportedly one of the parties bidding for Babcock & Brown's roughly 570 MW portfolio of U.S. wind projects.
  • Ingenería Seawind Sudamérica, a subsidiary of U.K.-based Seawind Holding, is looking for strategic partners to finance up to 1.2 GW of wind projects with a combined cost of $2.4 billion in Central and South America.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland has received commitments from lead arrangers for a $3.45 billion refinancing supporting the 226-mile, two billion cubic feet per day Dolphin pipeline.
  • Wind Capital Group is in early talks with lenders regarding the financing of its $300 million, 150 MW Lost Creek wind farm in DeKalb County, Mo. “We’ve introduced Wind Capital and the project to several banks and are gathering feedback about potential structures,” says David Boyce, senior v.p. of finance in Chicago. He adds WCG is considering all options and has not yet decided on any particular structure.
  • Private equity firm Diamond Castle Holdings is reportedly one of parties bidding for Babcock & Brown’s roughly 570 MW portfolio of U.S. wind projects. Marathon Capital is running the auction and took first round bids March 6.
  • Avenal Power Center is considering looking for partners for its planned 600 MW gas-fired combined cycle gas project in Avenal, Calif. The project company is owned by Macquarie Group subsidiary Macquarie Cook Power.
  • American Municipal Power-Ohio has sold $350 million in bond anticipation notes to money market funds. “Our underwriter Merrill Lynch thought conditions were really good to sell a one-year loan to money market funds. The BANs had to be sold before religious holidays and before spring break time and tax time, when a lot of people take a lot of money out of these funds,” says Bob Trippe, cfo in Columbus.
  • At least eight banks have committed to the near GBP400 million ($596.9 million) refinancing of a Centrica U.K. wind portfolio being led by Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi.
  • Ingeneria Seawind Sudamerica, a subsidiary of U.K.-based Seawind Holding, is looking for strategic partners to finance up to 1.2 GW of wind projects with a combined cost of $2.4 billion in Central and South America. “We’re looking to invest up to 20% percent of the project and [fund] the rest from a partner,” says Marcelo Banto, general manager in Santiago. Wind development costs will be roughly $2 million per MW and Seawind aims to secure partners for the equity funding by 2010.
  • Renewable Power & Light is deciding on whether to sell two gas-fired facilities or hold the facilities and sell them at a future date when the markets and valuations improve. The Minnetonka, Minn, subsidiary of U.K.-based RPL Holdings took indicative bids via auctioneer Fieldstone Private Capital Group Feb. 4 (PFR, 1/16).