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Greencoat UK Wind plans £300m equity raise
14 April 2016Greencoat UK Wind revealed plans to sell up to £300 million ($430 million) of shares over the coming year, as it eyes an "attractive" pool of assets that it expects to come up for grabs.
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EF BRIEFS: Greencoat, Anglo American, Recharge AS, Kommuninvest
14 March 2016A pension fund joint venture Investment vehicle has joined forces with yieldco Greencoat UK Wind to acquire a stake in a Scottish wind farm for £355 million ($510 million).
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EF BRIEFS: S&P Dow Jones Indices, Bluefield, Greencoat
04 December 2015UK solar energy investor Bluefield raises £31.6m in equity raise
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Greencoat raises £50m in share placement
26 November 2015Greencoat UK Wind has raised £50 million ($76 million) in its latest share placement, and will use the proceeds to finance the acquisition of wind farm.
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Greencoat UK Wind plans £50m equity raise to fund acquisitions
12 November 2015Greencoat UK Wind plans to issue £50 million ($76 million) of equity which it will use to buy a wind farm.
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Greencoat mulls €200m Africa solar fund
25 June 2015Greencoat is exploring the idea of setting up a €200 million ($220 million) Africa-focused solar fund.
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ESB Novusmodus and Ludgate exit agritech firm
16 June 2015Two environmentally-themed funds have announced the sale of Lumicity, the agritech energy services provider, to the company's management team and energy giant RWE.
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US yieldcos behind 3.8GW of acquisitions in 2014
15 April 2015US yieldcos snapped up 3.8GW of operational renewable energy capacity in 2014 – an increase of almost 50% year-on-year – according to a report by law firm Orrick.
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Yieldcos to bolster high-yield green bond market, says expert at Calvert
16 March 2015The renewable energy market's love affair with 'yieldcos' will boost the green bond market this year, according to environmental and social investor Calvert.
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Comparing the UK's six listed yieldcos
09 March 2015As the UK's six listed renewables funds continue to tap the equity markets, what are the differences between them that investors need to be aware of, asks Peter Cripps