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December's weather in US and UK likely to cost insurers $4bn
11 January 2016Last month's extensive flooding across the north of England and southern Scotland is expected to result in insurance payouts amounting to £1.34 billion ($1.9 billion), said the Association of British Insurers.
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IHS Research cuts 2016 US solar forecast due to ITC extension
11 January 2016IHS Research has cut its 2016 forecast for US solar and predicted a "surge" in 2017 construction, following the decision by the US Congress to extend investment tax credits (ITC) in the country.
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SunEd in major debt deal in bid to strengthen position
08 January 2016SunEdison's share price is in turmoil again, after it agreed another complex – and expensive – deal in a bid to pay down 'restrictive debt'.
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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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HASI agrees $161m term loan for residential solar assets
08 January 2016Hannon Armstrong Sustainable Infrastructure Capital (HASI) has agreed $161.6 million of debt from Deutsche Bank, secured by the cash-flows generated by rooftop solar assets.
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Abengoa Yield seeks new sponsor as it changes its name to Atlantica Yield
08 January 2016Abengoa Yield has launched a search for a new sponsor and changed its name to Atlantica Yield as it seeks more "autonomy" from its troubled parent Abengoa.
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GCL subsidiary in $302m rights issue
08 January 2016GCL New Energy is seeking to raise HK$2.3 billion ($302 million) in a rights issue.
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Owning fossil fuel stocks makes 'little sense' due to stranded asset risk
08 January 2016Owning fossil fuel stocks makes little sense at the moment due to stranded asset risk and the growth of renewables, according to a responsible investor pioneer.
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NYSE allows Yingli to stay after share price hike
07 January 2016Chinese solar panel maker Yingli Green Energy has dodged exclusion from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) after executing a reverse stock split to increase the price of its shares.
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ITC extension won't replicate 2016 build rate in 2017
07 January 2016The extension of investment tax credits (ITC) is expected to boost solar construction in the US by 25GW over the next five years, but won't stop build rates crashing next year, according to a respected analyst.