The Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) has approved a loan of up to A$150 million (about $103 million) towards the development of Strandline Resources' Coburn Heavy Mineral Sands Project in Western Australia.The loan will be used for key infrastructure including a processing plant...
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...
They occupy very different corners of the infrastructure market, but the big asset managers are looking to blend investors’ exposure to listed and private assets. What are the...
Proximo talks to Andres Arahuetes Couceiro, finance and sustainability director at ACCIONA & Nordex Green Hydrogen about the green hydrogen development and financing landscape.
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 mainly on an 'en route' charging business model and benefits from incentives to use its chargers offered by some of its automotive shareholders.
They occupy very different corners of the infrastructure market, but the big asset managers are looking to blend investors’ exposure to listed and private assets. What are the likely implications for debt providers?
Connecting Innovators in Export, Project & Development Finance - Your 2025 Networking Gateway For The APAC Region
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A new, one-day private gathering in New York designed to give senior-level dealmakers a focused space to map out their pipelines and strategic priorities for the year ahead.
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