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EF BRIEFS: Coillte, SSE, Clean Power Finance, Kilowatt Financial
08 January 2016Coillte and SSE have secured what they claim is the largest-ever financing package of a single wind asset in Ireland
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EIB issues its first green bond of 2016
06 January 2016The European Investment Bank (EIB) got the green bond market to a flying start issuing €500 million ($536 million) notes.
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Recurrent agrees $180m debt facility for Californian solar project
05 January 2016Recurrent Energy has secured debt financing of approximately $180 million for its Astoria 2 solar power project in California.
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EF Briefs: Azure Power, Recurrent Energy, BayWa, CEE, SUSI Partners, Efesto, Green Network Group
21 December 2015Indian independent solar power producer Azure Power plans to raise up to $100 million through floating on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Canadian Solar secures $80m term loan
17 December 2015Canadian Solar has secured an $80 million two-year senior secured term loan, arranged by Credit Suisse.
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EF BRIEFS: Allianz, Abengoa, Foresight, SEB, Rabobank, EIB
27 November 2015Allianz will cut its holdings in coal-intensive companies in favour of renewable energy, in a move that is expected to affect €4 billion ($4.24 billion) of investments.
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Canadian Solar unit, Recurrent, secures $260m debt financing
23 November 2015Recurrent Energy, a major developer of North American solar energy projects, has agreed $260 million of debt financing for its Astoria photovoltaic project in Kern County, California.
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HSBC pledges $1bn to green bond market
12 November 2015HSBC has stepped up its commitment to the green bond market, pledging to buy $1 billion of notes.
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EF BRIEFS: Downing, Lekela, Recurrent Energy, Enbridge, Climate Bonds Initiative, GRI, Global CCS Institute, IETA
06 November 2015London-based investment firm Downing will invest £20 million ($30 million) in biomass projects as part of a joint venture with developer Strand Energy.
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Growing the corporate green bond market
16 October 2015The enormous potential of companies to tap the green bond market has yet to be realised. Sophie Robinson-Tillett asks why