Allego: A hybrid test of lender appetite for EV charging

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Europe

Oliver Gordon

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Societe Generale and Kommunalkredit have devised an innovative hybrid structure in the Allego EV charging infrastructure deal, mixing both corporate and project finance features in what is the first significant foray into a potential project finance asset class of the future. But is it likely to lead to a wave of replica transactions any time soon?

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