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Aquila Capital sets €750m target for 'energy transition' fund
20 March 2018Aquila Capital aims to invest €750 million ($925 million) in renewables projects with the launch of its Energy Transition Infrastructure Fund (ETIF).
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People Moves - 23 September 2016
23 September 2016Low-carbon energy infrastructure investor Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners is expanding its UK and North America management teams, with four new appointments.
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Aquila offers securitisation exposure to European renewables fund
26 May 2016Bond investors are being offered access to Aquila Capital's latest renewable energy fund via a securitisation issue.
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People Moves - March 2016
22 March 2016The latest people moves at companies including SunEdison, RWE, Green Climate Fund, DNV GL, Schroders and more
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Sustainable forestry - a budding market
10 March 2016Investors are increasingly seeing the merits of sustainable forestry. There are numerous ways to invest in this asset class, as Peter Cripps reports
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EF BRIEFS: Senvion, SunEdison, EDF, Renovagen, NTR, Aquila Capital
07 March 2016German-based wind turbine manufacturer Senvion plans to raise up to €703 million ($770 million) in a private placement ahead of its initial public offering.
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EF BRIEFS: Aquila, NRW, Equitix, GIB, New York, Rhode Island, Indiana
02 March 2016Aquila Capital has launched an infrastructure strategy with a focus on shorter-term investments.
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ČEZ mandates Aquila to build wind portfolio
04 January 2016Czech power company ČEZ-Group has signed a deal with Aquila Capital to help it build a wind power portfolio in Germany.
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EF BRIEFS: Aquila, Scatec Solar, Connecticut green bond
11 November 2015Aquila Capital, an alternative investment specialist, has acquired Smakraft, the largest operator of small-scale hydro plants in Norway, for an undisclosed sum.
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Legal & General pledges further investments in UK renewables
18 August 2015Insurance company Legal & General (L&G) plans to increase its UK investments in renewable energy, despite recently announced changes to national support mechanisms, said CEO Nigel Wilson.