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Profile: Henderson Global Care Growth Fund
15 May 2014Henderson's sustainability themed fund easily beat its benchmark over the past year. Peter Cripps learns about its investment philiosophy – and why it tends to pick energy efficiency over renewables.
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'World's largest' offshore wind project finance deal agreed
15 May 2014A €2.8 billion ($3.8 billion) project financing agreement has been secured for an offshore wind farm, in a deal that claims to be the largest of its kind.
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Neil Woodford buys stake in Leaf Clean Energy
09 May 2014Neil Woodford, arguably the UK's most famous fund manager, has taken a significant share in a US-based company that invests in renewables firms.
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Abengoa secures 25% interest in Chinese water firm
06 May 2014Sustainable technology company Abengoa has gained a further foothold in China with the acquisition of a 25% stake in Beijing-based wastewater firm GreenTech.
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Turbine companies to benefit from six-fold growth in offshore wind, says HSBC
02 May 2014Offshore wind capacity will grow six-fold over the remainder of the decade, in a trend that is set to boost the value of three turbine manufacturers, according to new research by HSBC.
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Hannon Armstrong secondary offer a hit with investors
02 May 2014Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital has raised $74.75 million through a secondary public offering, as investors snapped up all the shares it made available.
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Pax fund divests from fossils
01 May 2014Sustainable investment specialist Pax World has divested from fossil fuels in its $174.6 million Growth Fund.
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Triodos to raise funds for renewables expansion
30 April 2014Ethical bank Triodos plans to issue new shares in its renewables arm this autumn in a bid to raise funds for new investment.
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Jun Yang issues HK$190 million green bond
30 April 2014Jun Yang Solar has issued a HK$190 million ($25 million) green bond.
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FTSE launches first fossil fuel-free index, BlackRock investment product to follow
29 April 2014Index provider FTSE has developed the first index family that excludes fossil fuel-based companies, as 'stranded assets' fears gain momentum among investors.