Industry Groups / Associations
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Zona Energía's private auction in Chile will benefit from a reform that bans Chile's power distribution companies from selling power to large consumers known as clientes libres or free clients.
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Pacific Hydro, a renewable energy company with assets in Australia, Chile and Brazil, is looking to refinance corporate debt with a roughly $400 million loan.
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Blackstone company Fisterra Energy is pursuing the refinancing of a combined-cycle gas-fired plant in Mexico, which was meant to start operating in December of last year.
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IDB Invest is preparing to lend $1.1 billion to the Chilean power sector, which has been struggling to make ends meet after the implementation of new regulatory measures in the past six months.
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Colombia’s Mines and Energy Planning Unit (UPME) has delayed the procurement process for a transmission line in the country’s Caribbean region for the second time in a month.
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An Argentinian power industry association has warned that the sector could face bankruptcies as the government implements the pesification of power contracts and denies inflation adjustments to struggling generators.
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Spanish renewables developer Acciona has brought in one financial investor and is looking for another to jointly acquire KKR & Co.'s minority stake in its international generation subsidiary, Acciona Energía Internacional.
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A group of renewable energy companies have written to the Chilean government to warn it that recent policy changes in response to protests and the Covid-19 pandemic threaten to stifle international investment in the sector.
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Colombia's Renewable Energy Association (SER) has requested an extension in the construction timelines of solar and wind parks awarded contracts during Colombia's renewable auction last fall.
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Vienna-headquartered AustrianSolar is moving forward with the development of a 141 MW solar project in Chile.
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Ecuador's state-owned Ecuador Electric Corporation (CELEC) has delayed the tender for a 14.8 MW (DC) solar project with a battery storage unit on the Galapagos islands.
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Atlas Renewable Energy, the Latin American renewables portfolio company of private equity firm Actis, is plotting the development of an 854 MW solar park in Chile.
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Atlas Renewable Energy financed a pair of solar projects in Chile in the U.S. private placement market at the beginning of March, skillfully winning over a skeptical investor community that lacked positive experiences of financing renewables in the country.
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Developers in Mexico have been left waiting for the government to release its private investment plan for energy projects following a delay by the administration.
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Colombia’s Interconexión Eléctrica (ISA) has inked an agreement to acquire a Peruvian transmission company from I Squared Capital.
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Chilean developer Biwo Renewables is plotting the development of a pair of wind farms in the country.
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As the Colombian government prepares to sell Electricaribe back into private ownership, a municipality within its service territory is attempting to take matters into its own hands.
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Spain's Acciona has inked a power purchase agreement with salt producer K+S Chile—its seventh contract with a corporate offtaker in the country.
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Seven companies have presented bids for a transmission project in a procurement process arranged by Panama's state-owned transmission company Empresa de Transmisión Eléctrica (Etesa).
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Austrian solar developer Clean Capital Energy (CCE) is developing an 86 MW project in Chile, the second of the four projects the company is eying in the country.
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Mike Mendelsohn, senior director of capital markets and project finance at the Solar Energy Industry Association, has departed the trade organization.
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Delegates at the Euromoney Seminars 12th Annual Latin American Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum in Miami Beach are keeping at least one eye on Latin America’s colorful political landscape, as a year of national elections and unfolding corruption probes promises to have a bearing on project financings and M&A deals.
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The first person to walk to both the North and South poles is returning to the Antarctic, this time with his progeny—and some solar panels—in tow.
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Cheap debt and the ticking clock strapped to federal tax credits could well bolster wind project development over the next year, said financiers at the American Wind Energy Association’s Wind Energy Finance & Investment Conference 2017 on Oct. 25 and 26.
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Some of the power finance world’s fresher faces gathered at CohnReznick Capital’s offices in New York’s Credit Lyonnais Building on Oct. 12 for Juniors in Energy Finance's inaugural “30 Under 30” presentation event.
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The Brazilian Development Bank has tinkered with the way it accredits solar systems and modules at a national level, in a move that bank and commercial bankers say should prompt more funding flow to smaller renewables companies.
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Solar and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) experts at the IMN Green Investing Conference on Thursday noted that both markets will see more participation as issuance accelerates and the sectors become more sophisticated.
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Paige Wisdom, the former chief enterprise risk officer at Freddie Mac, has joined residential Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) lender Renovate America as cfo.
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Hannon Armstrong has issued an $84 million green debt private placement to finance solar and energy efficiency projects in an offering arranged by BlackRock.
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Dayton Power & Light, a utility owned by AES Corp., has committed to sell three coal projects, shutter two others and buy or develop at least 300 MW of wind and solar generation in a settlement with several Ohio entities in relation to its rate case before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
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