Proximocast: Industry news - 7 November

In:

Other, Power, Renewables, Social infrastructure, Waste and water

Region:

Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe , Middle East & Africa

By Max Kallmeier

This week, Max highlights Proximo's Q3 project and infrastructure finance league tables which are out now! Get your copy here!

Plus, the top stories this week:

Asterion given EU clearance for STEAG acquisition
Argentina launches phase 2 of Vaca Muerta gas pipeline
APA and EDF to pursue Australian transmission projects
Ameren awarded transmission project by MISO
Akaysha takes Ulinda Park FID
AfDB finances Namibian rail project
AFC exits stake in Ghana’s Takoradi Port to Yilport Holding
AEPCO plans agreement with Enlight for Arizona project
ADB supports water and sanitation services in Bangladesh

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