Accounting / Audit Firms
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Residential solar lender Dividend Solar has closed its second solar securitization.
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Apex Clean Energy has mandated a financial adviser to find a strategic investor for the renewable sponsor.
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A Japanese bank is establishing a mergers and acquisitions advisory team with a focus on generation assets in its New York office, sources tell PFR on the sidelines of Platts Global Power Markets 2017.
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Bankers are already competing for prospective mandates from companies looking to bid for contracts available this year under Alberta's 5 GW renewables program. The first round, which will award 400 MW of contracts, opened for expressions of interest on Friday.
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California-based solar finance company Mosaic is preparing to hit the ABS primary market with an offering backed by loans on residential rooftop solar systems, the first such transaction since early 2016.
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Hydro-Québec has issued a request for proposals for 500 MW of capacity generation in Québec.
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This week’s abridged Industry Current is written by John Marciano, partner at Chadbourne & Parke in Washington, D.C. For the full installment, check out our print issue on May 19.
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The #PowerTweets feature tracks trends in power project finance and M&A in the Americas on Twitter.
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Wells Fargo has temporarily benched its tax equity investments in wind due to an accounting issue—a wrinkle that has the wind market looking at capacity in the latter half of the year as projects hit the street looking for financing.
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Financiers and attorneys are weighing real estate investment trust structures that would open up the asset class, and its large pool of investors, to renewable generation without tripping up the U.S. Internal Revenue Service’s definitions of what types of property qualify for REIT investment.
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Private equity funds and pension trusts that are unable to use the large tax subsidies on U.S. wind farms may have an opportu¬nity shortly to acquire operating projects.
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PI had a busy run up to the end of 2012. Mezzanine fundraising and deployment, solar project financing and volatility in North American M&A marked the highlights of our coverage in December.
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Generation assets sales were down in the second quarter compared to the same time last year, though solar trades increased, according to PI’s Generation Sale Quarterly Report.
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A bevy of renewable assets went on the block in June and project finance players are buzzing about the next generation of funding options.
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The hunt is on for the next generation of project financing options, including master limited partnerships, real estate investment trusts, project bonds and securitizations, according to executive and financiers at the 9th annual REFF-Wall Street conference in New York last week.
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Get your wallet out. This fall shoppers will be deluged with yet another product label as WindMade rolls out a three-swoosh symbol that will attest to a product’s green and environmentally friendly status.
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Last week’s Industry Current examined the parameters and enforcement of the Dodd-Frank Act. This week, the authors will discuss end-user exceptions, forward contracts and Dodd-Frank’s effects in the energy-swap market.
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