What next for Sonnedix?

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Renewables

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Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Sean Keating

Editor

With 1400-plus in attendance at Exile’s recent Global 2024: Export, Project & Development Finance event in Athens, traditional and financial project sponsors, and their different financing strategies, featured heavily. Proximo caught up with David Flory, head of Project Finance at Sonnedix, to discuss the solar developers' Ponte warehouse and construction financing and its future global deal pipeline.

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