renewables

The Japanese investor considers the country more attractive than the ‘competitive’ European market.

The Danish pension fund hailed the 353MW project as ‘unique’ and a model for future investment.

Canadian Solar is set to build its first project in the East Asian country, with construction to begin in early 2019.

Both Greek strategic players and foreign investors are showing an interest in the €3bn programme that kicks off in July with an initial 600MW on the block.

The Indian fund manager will continue to raise a further $700m in the next 12 months, in a bid to reach its $1bn target.

The agreement with the Canadian energy company gives CPPIB a 49 percent stake in North American and European renewables assets as well as a plan to jointly develop more.

Macquarie Capital’s John Walker called renewables Asia’s ‘investment opportunity of the century’. He’s right.

The Paris-based private equity firm is helping to raise €200m for projects focusing on renewables, energy efficiency, water and waste management, and recycling.

The acquisition of FIM Services, which owns about 137MW of UK wind and solar assets, will treble AUM in the firm’s recently established New Energy division.

Germany’s wpd has been selected to connect 1GW of capacity, while Ørsted and CIP will push forward with 900MW each.