Ferrocarril Central refinancing: Adding Bs to As
That the Ferrocarril Central refinancing has managed to raise additional competitive long-term financing to meet increased costs with relative ease points to the...
That the Ferrocarril Central refinancing has managed to raise additional competitive long-term financing to meet increased costs with relative ease points to the...
Proximo interviews Patryk Figiel, Partner and Head of the Energy & Infrastructure practice of the Warsaw office of Linklaters, about financing the Polish offshore wind...
The $1.5 billion sale of the Lekela Power portfolio is a milestone for African renewables in terms of transaction size. But does it suggest that the continent’s power...
Watch the webinar on-demand. The policy and financial backdrop to private investment in infrastructure is changing. Proximo and its expert guests will take a look at the...
Proximo talks to Rainer Bucher, an executive director at BCI, about Chile's Small Means of Distributed Generation (PMGD) programme. Topics include the history of the PMGD...
The recent DFI-backed financing for Colombia’s Green Movil electric bus fleet project might yet create a path for commercial banks to participate in the country’s...
A first for France and the first floating wind pilot-project globally to have been financed with limited recourse commercial bank debt, Provence Grand Large is a...
Proximo Intelligence's latest Project & Infrastructure report presents the latest Global, regional and sector data, as well as league tables and proprietary research into...
It has taken to two attempts to get it done, but the JFK Terminal One financing is still a flagship deal for the US transport market. It includes an innovative package...
Commercial banks, DFIs and ECAs are still doing the heavy lifting of financing transport and transition assets. A look at 2021's Proximo Award winners in EMEA.
As ILX Fund I hits its $1.05 billion target in commitments, co-financing loans with MDBs and DFIs in sectors like renewables, energy transition, sustainable industry and...
In this podcast, we talk to Joe Robinson, an ESG manager at Equitix, about the growing trend of consumer-led investing and how it is shaping the infrastructure and...
How is the drafting of Chile’s new constitution affecting mining investor and lender sentiment? It’s not a disaster, but the lack of a dedicated mining statute will make...
Proximo interviews Claire Barclay, a partner at Pinsent Masons, about South African infrastructure development, including sectors such as rail, ports, water, and student...
Proximo Europe 2022 Infrastructure & Renewables Finance took place in Lisbon, Portugal, on June 8-9. The event hosted over 250 attendees from 140 companies and...
Not all biomass has the same green credentials. But credit concerns, as much as policy issues, should drive biomass wariness.
Speed and its modular LNG model are the hallmarks of Plaquemines LNG sponsor Venture Global. But at least some of its potential European offtaker customer base still...
The global project finance market looks set to replace one forward-looking dollar benchmark interest rate with another. Is Term SOFR effectively USD Libor with a new lick...
Proximo talks to Rodrigo Delaveau, a legal counsellor and head of Public Law at Chilean Legal Firm, Morales & Besa about how the drafting of Chile's new constitution will...
The US solar market should be an investment and lending no-brainer. But the combination of the Auxin tariff investigation and slow movement on new renewables credits...
As the voluntary carbon market rapidly evolves, it is attracting further scrutiny and questions surrounding governance and quality control. By Nicholas Neuberger, Partner, and Adam Waszkiewicz, Senior Associate, at Bracewell (UK) LLP.