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Acwa Power to build 240MW wind farm in Azerbaijan
Country aims to generate 30% of energy needs from renewable sources
Michael Marray 19 Jan 2022

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Sagarika Chandra
Sagarika Chandra
director, Asia-Pacific sovereign ratings
Fitch Ratings
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Yifan Hu
Yifan Hu
regional chief investment officer & head macroeconomics APAC
UBS Global Wealth Management
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AIIB invests US$200 million in Bangladesh infrastructure
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the government of Bangladesh have signed a US$200 million on-lending facility to Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) to finance infrastructure projects in the South Asian country.
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Luz de Tres Picos issues US$77.5 million green bonds
Argentine wind farm operator Luz de Tres Picos has raised US$77.5 million in an offering of green bonds to fund the construction of two wind farms.
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JERA snaps up two US thermal power stations
Japanese power generation company JERA has concluded a stock purchase agreement with an affiliate of funds managed by investment firm Stonepeak to acquire a 100% interest in two US thermal projects. The two projects have a total capacity of 1.63 gigawatts.
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Goldwind refinances wind projects in Argentina
Chinese wind turbine maker and project developer Xinjiang Goldwin Science & Technology has signed loan facilities totalling US$270 million to refinance a group of wind farms in Argentina.
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PAG to acquire First Solar projects in Japan
Alternative investment firm PAG, through funds managed by its real assets group, has agreed to acquire First Solar’s project development and operations platforms in Japan, which represent one of the largest solar pipelines in the country. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The deal creates one of the country’s largest renewable energy platforms with over 600MW of capacity.

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