Swift Current closes financing of Double Black Diamond Solar

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Swift Current Energy has closed project financing for its 800MWdc Double Black Diamond Solar project in Sangamon and Morgan counties, central Illinois.Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), Societe Generale, and Truist served as the coordinating lead arrangers, with MUFG and Societe Generale acting...

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