Proximocast: Industry News - 16 April

In:

Power, Renewables, Social infrastructure, Telecoms and Communications

Region:

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

By Max Kallmeier

This week, Max is leading us through the top stories across project finance.

AfDB seeks senior PPP consultant for infrastructure projects
Alternus and Acadia JV to develop 200MW of projects in New York
Atman signs loan for Polish data centre expansion
BELECTRIC enters Spanish PV market
Brenneman Solar project financing to launch later this year
CISO seeks comment on draft transmission plan
Colombian DFI signs MIGA-backed loan
Contract signed for Erechim prison PPP
Copia Power closes $300m credit facility
EQT to acquire majority in Iberian university group

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