Renewables

Jinko Power raises $100m from green bond

Cadeler secures €247m green loan for offshore wind vessel

Foresight impact and real assets an 'ideal fit', says Guinness, as WHEB changes hands again

A deal to acquire Foresight Group's £1 billion ($1.3 billion) public markets business by Guinness Global Investors has been described as an 'ideal fit', although it means impact investor WHEB changes hands for the second time in two years.

Momentum behind battery storage powering CIP into new markets

Accelerating momentum behind the adoption of battery storage technology has spurred Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to invest in an array of markets beyond its first in the UK, it said.

Iran conflict means more coal - but also ramping up of electrification, says Lord Turner

While the disruption of energy markets caused by the Iran conflict could result in a temporary return to coal in Asia, it could also ramp up the pace of renewables and electrification, according to the Energy Transitions Commission's Lord Adair Turner.

Gresham House agrees purchase of 480MW battery project

Gresham House Energy Storage Fund has agreed to purchase a 480MW battery project for an undisclosed amount, which, when built, will be almost five times the size of the fund's largest operational project.

Schroders Greencoat acquires biomethane platform

Schroders Greencoat, the renewable energy arm of Schroders Capital, has acquired a Dutch biomethane platform from SWEN Capital Partners.

UK's BII and CIP back $300m India renewables platform

A $300 million platform for renewables projects in India has been launched by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and the UK government's development finance institution British International Investment (BII).

Almost 'too difficult' to keep up with growth of renewables, says Tokio Marine's green insurer

The fast growth of the renewables industry is making it difficult for insurers to keep up, as new technologies and opportunities continue to emerge, according to TMGX.

ETS price rise a risk if Iran war prompts gas-to-coal switch, says ING

EU countries considering using fossil fuels to plug gaps in energy generation instead of turning to renewables risk higher costs for businesses under the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), according to ING.

Solar, storage and 'grid tech' in favour at BlackRock amid fallout from Iran war

The "economic shock" from the US war with Iran and growing power demand from artificial intelligence are pushing countries to focus on 'energy security', favouring the buildout of solar energy and battery storage, BlackRock argues.

'AI to boost US renewables market'

AI and data centres are likely to boost the renewables market, according to Eurazeo, which is pushing back on sustainability guidelines for data centres.

Middle East conflict generating sustainable investment opportunities, says Lombard Odier

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East is leading to sustainable investment opportunities, according to Lombard Odier.

'Solutions in reach' to scale sustainable aviation fuel, says MUFG

Unlocking financing is key to scaling sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), although buyer uncertainty and high costs remain challenges, MUFG said.