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HSBC and BMO Financial Group have invested about $150 million in Breakthrough Energy Catalyst, a private-public fund backed by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates.
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Canadian real estate company Colliers has acquired a 75% stake in infrastructure investment manager Basalt Infrastructure Partners.
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Spanish solar developer X-Elio has hired an executive from Brookfield Renewable Europe to work as its chief business development officer.
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Ørsted’s head of mergers and acquisitions in the US has left for a new role at Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners.
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Trafigura Group announced on April 9 that it will launch its first carbon trading desk, led by Hannah Hauman, further expanding the scope of its trading activities.
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A bladeless wind generator designed by a Madrid-based start-up has been dubbed the "Skybrator" due to its suggestive shape and the way it oscillates back-and-forth in a stiff breeze.
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Several renowned Scotch whisky makers, including Glenmorangie, are working out a spirited plan to power their Highland distilleries with green hydrogen produced using generation from nearby offshore and onshore wind farms.
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Nordex has selected a new CFO to replace the incumbent Christoph Burkhard, who had held the position since October of 2016.
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Chicago-based investment bank Marathon Capital has established an outpost in Europe for the first time with a senior hire from Moelis & Co in London.
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Thomas Brostrøm, the former chief executive of Ørsted’s North American offshore wind division, is preparing to take the helm of Shell’s global renewable generation team next year.
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Australian asset manager AMP Capital has confirmed that it has received a non-binding public takeover offer from Ares Management Corp.
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DIF Infrastructure VI has reached a €3.03 billion ($3.5bn) final close after increasing its hard cap.
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When Engie and EDP Renováveis christened their offshore wind joint venture Ocean Winds, you could be forgiven for assuming that it had taken about 10 seconds to come up with the name. But in the branding world, nothing is that simple.
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BP has entered into an agreement to supply Microsoft Corp with renewable power around the world.
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Australian fund manager AMP Capital has promoted its global head of infrastructure equity – Boe Pahari – to the position of CEO.
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has reached first close on its fourth vintage fund with commitments totaling €1.5 billion ($1.69 billion).
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Henrik Poulsen is set to step down as CEO of Ørsted after eight transformative years with the company.
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LNG infrastructure developer Golar LNG has appointed an interim CEO as it launches a strategic review.
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A financial adviser has been mandated for the potential sale of gas turbine servicing businesses in North America and Europe.
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Jack Paris and Philip ten Bosch have been promoted to co-heads of global power investment banking at Citi.
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Infrastructure private equity firm I Squared Capital has named three new partners, in addition to three existing managing partners.
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Engie and EDP have signed a memorandum of understanding to create a co-controlled 50:50 offshore wind joint venture.
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Amazon Web Services has inked power purchase agreements for projects in the U.S, Ireland and Sweden totaling more than 229 MW.
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Two bankers have left ABN Amro’s New York power and renewables project finance team to take up jobs elsewhere.
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Atlantica Yield today withdrew a $300 million high yield bond offering it had been marketing for the past week in a sign that stock market volatility has infected the debt capital markets.
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German developer BayWa r.e. has revealed it expects to sell 450 MW of renewable generation assets in the U.S. and Europe by the end of 2018.
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The #PowerTweets feature tracks trends and news in power and energy on Twitter.
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British bureaucrats have drawn up radical contingency plans to keep the lights on in Northern Ireland—which relies on a shared energy market with the Irish republic—in the case of a “no-deal Brexit”, the Financial Times reported last week.
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A 2.6 GW hydro project built in the Soviet Union in the 1950s is partly to blame for the decline of sturgeon that has devastated the Russian caviar industry, according to a British wildlife conservation researcher.
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Independent power producer InterGen is shifting its commercial and trading operations out of the U.S. after selling its Mexican generation assets.
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