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PPAs are exploding. But are they safe?
In 2018, the volume of corporate PPAs more than doubled compared with 2017. With strong demand and many investors chasing the same buyers, we look at the risks involved for all parties.
Quinbrook reaches $1.6bn final close on inaugural fund
The London-based firm said it has secured commitments from institutions in the UK, US and Australia and has made seven fund investments to date.
NIIF, Eversource acquire stake in UK-backed Indian renewables platform
Both companies and UK development finance institution CDC will jointly invest $330 million in Ayana Renewable Power.
Nordic renewables platform one of last deals from Ardian Fund IV
Similar in strategy to US platform Sky Renewables, the €300m investment aims to build a portfolio focused on wind, solar, hydro and biomass.
II Awards 2018: Europe, Middle East and Africa winners
Antin Infrastructure Partners, Meridiam and InfraVia were among those picking up the prizes in EMEA.
Energy investment: Deutsche Bank on keeping it clean
From subsidy-free renewables to the rise of corporate PPAs, Deutsche Bank Corporate Trust’s Dean Kennedy and Thalia Delahayes discuss the latest trends in clean energy investment.
Hermes on infrastructure investors’ legitimacy challenge
Hermes head of infrastructure Peter Hofbauer explores how populism and protectionism could hurt private sector investment unless the infrastructure industry embraces change.
Willis Towers Watson expands FoF strategy with new fund launch
Following the success of its sterling-denominated fund that has raised £1bn to date, the London-based firm is launching a similar vehicle that will be available to the broader European market.
Sumitomo-led fund to acquire two UK offshore wind farms
The Japanese trading house has partnered with SMBC and the Development Bank of Japan to raise a ¥30 billion fund that will invest in offshore wind investments abroad.
Throwing a FiT: inside Taiwan’s offshore wind debacle
After an unexpected feed-in-tariff cut, investors and developers ponder whether they have overlooked political risks in a seemingly promising market.
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