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10 July 2025
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Transport

Ionity's take on EV charging bankability

Ionity has closed one of the largest EV charging financings globally and is backed by deep-pocketed shareholders, many of which are car manufacturers. The company relies...

10 July 2025

Exiled: Jorge Barrigh, Heifer Impact Capital

Today’s Exile is Jorge Barrigh, Regional Director at Heifer Impact Capital. Jorge’s career has been defined by construction - whether that’s building engineering...

04 July 2025
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Oil & gas

FLIQ2: Liquidity abounds for US LNG

The FLIQ2 refinancing offered the project's sponsors an effective means of recycling capital, as liquidity for US LNG projects remains strong.

02 July 2025
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Renewables

10 minutes with Andres Arahuetes Couceiro, ACCIONA & Nordex Green Hydrogen

Proximo talks to Andres Arahuetes Couceiro, finance and sustainability director at ACCIONA & Nordex Green Hydrogen about the green hydrogen development and financing...

26 June 2025
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Renewables

Riding the gusts: Poland progresses offshore wind ambitions

Equinor and Polenergia have closed a landmark project financing for Baltyk 2&3 amid a flurry of activity in the offshore wind sector. Poland has big ambitions to...

25 June 2025

10 minutes with Vincent Gerritsen, Morrison

Proximo talks to Vincent Gerritsen, head of UK and Europe at Morrison, about some of the major factors currently shaping infrastructure investment decision-making.

25 June 2025

Proximo Nashville: Kings of the country

Clarity is still lacking on the future policy direction of US infrastructure, and recent news from Congress has not been good. But the Proximo Congress 2025 had slightly...

19 June 2025
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Power

20 minutes with Paddy Padmanathan, Xlinks

Proximo talks to Paddy Padmanathan, vice chair of Xlinks, about the company's Morocco-UK Power Project, a planned 3.6GW electricity interconnector project that will...

17 June 2025
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Renewables

10 minutes with Moritz Schwencke, Eternal Power

Proximo talks to Moritz Schwencke, CEO of Eternal Power, at the Proximo Europe 2025 event about Eternal Power's work in the green hydrogen sector and some of the...

17 June 2025

Proximo Europe 2025: Renewables and digital infrastructure lead the way

As the definition of infrastructure evolves and the energy transition continues, new sectors such as data centres and green hydrogen are becoming part of the project...

15 June 2025

Exiled: Chris Moscardelli, SOO Green

Today we are Exiled with Chris Moscardelli, Chief Financial Officer at SOO Green, a transmission developer creating a first-of-its-kind infrastructure project that will...

09 June 2025

Exiled: Christine Jordan, Standard Chartered Bank

Today’s Exile is Christine Jordan, Head of Development & Agency Finance for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and France at Standard Chartered Bank. A true international,...

09 June 2025
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Renewables

A mammoth construction financing for Mammoth Solar

In a new direction for US renewables, Doral Renewables has pioneered a financing structure that mitigates the impact of interconnection queues on solar developers.

06 June 2025
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Telecoms and Communications

US fibre's path to maturity

The US fibre sector has gradually begun to mature, with a significant volume of fibre project finance debt being raised over the past two years. But market and overbuild...

02 June 2025

Proximo Q1 league table talk

Proximo's head of data, Alfonso Olivas, outlines insights from the Q1 league tables including the most active players and the methodology behind the data.

28 May 2025
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Renewables

20 minutes with James Cumming, ACED

Proximo talks to ACED’s James Cumming about the company’s portfolio of renewable energy projects in southern Africa, as well as the shifting dynamics of South Africa’s...

23 May 2025
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Social infrastructure

Vienna goes large with Central Vocational School PPP

Austria’s capital blazes the way for what could be a lucrative pipeline in the country and wider region. Institutional debt took a lead role on the Central Vocational...

16 May 2025
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Renewables

UK biogas: Bigger, longer-dated, and unsubsidised?

Financings for UK anaerobic digester (AD) facilities have been small and have usually closed in the corporate and agricultural debt markets. Can consolidation and a shift...

09 May 2025
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Renewables

Pouring cold water on enhanced geothermal

A new report provides some much-needed scepticism about the newest geothermal boom and its parallels with the fracking industry.

02 May 2025
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Metals and Mining, Other, Renewables, Telecoms and Communications

Facing the reality of Trump 2.0

The greatest impact of the second Trump administration is likely to be through its application of tariffs on global trade flows. But its impacts on project pipelines and...