HASI to raise $54.4m of equity
Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital (HASI) is to return to the equity market in a bid to raise $54.4 million.
Property group Stockland issues Australia's first green bond
Property company Stockland has issued a €300 million ($380 million) seven year green bond, the first from an Australian issuer.
Carbon price to triple in 2015 if 'optimistic' package is agreed by EU, says UBS
The price of carbon in the EU could triple next year if new regulation was introduced, say analysts at UBS.
Divestment campaigns 'won't cause fossil fuel share price collapse - yet'
Divestment campaigns will fail to bring about a rapid collapse in the value of fossil fuel companies, but they demonstrate a strong will to embrace renewables that will revolutionise the energy sector, analysts have forecast.
Can rooftop solar live up to expectations?
Could advances in batteries and electric vehicles help solar PV go from strength to strength, asks Peter Cripps
NIB issues $500m green bond for Nordic projects
The Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) has issued a "benchmark" $500 million green bond.
Solar, batteries and electric vehicles to render centralised energy a dinosaur, warns report
The combined impact of solar, batteries and electric vehicles has the potential to start disrupting the electricity markets by the end of the decade, analysts have forecast.
Hannon Armstrong secondary offer a hit with investors
Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital has raised $74.75 million through a secondary public offering, as investors snapped up all the shares it made available.
Hannon Armstrong seeks additional $65m from new share offering
Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital is planning an underwritten public offering of five million shares to raise up to $65 million. An additional 750,000 shares will potentially be available to the underwriters.
Unibail-Rodamco's €750m green bond 'could be first of many'
Commercial real estate company Unibail-Rodamco hopes to repeatedly tap the green bond market after its inaugural €750 million issue was more than three-times oversubscribed.