China Three Gorges signs green loan with BBVA

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BBVA has granted a €200 million ($220 million) green loan to China Three Gorges International Ltd. (CTGIL) for the refinancing of renewable energy projects. The new one-year loan will refinance a previous loan used to acquire two portfolios of solar and wind assets in Spain, consisting of...

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