As the Dominican Republic starts opening up to private investments in renewable energy projects under President Luis Abinader, local developer Grupo Energético 23 (GE23) managed to wrangle debt financing for its first such asset in the country this summer.

In a deal that took almost a year to close, Interchile, a subsidiary of Colombia's Interconexion Electrica (ISA), raised about $1.2 billion of bonds to refinance a sprawling transmission portfolio interconnecting the entire northern half of Chile.

In July, Sweden's EQT Infrastructure Partners emerged as the winning bidder for North Carolina-based solar developer Cypress Creek Renewables, following a highly competitive auction process. But in order to get to the point where it could clinch an attractive bid offer, Cypress had to go through a three-year saga of restructurings, recapitalizations and refinancings.

This summer, a consortium of investors led by InterEnergy Group was able to seal their purchase of the 656 MW Telfers LNG-to-power project in Panama, bringing to a close a process that they had embarked on two years ago.