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  • New renewables firm plans €150m fund

    12 June 2013

    A new solar asset management business has unveiled plans to raise €150 million ($199.1 million) for its inaugural fund.

  • Climate fund reaches €60m first close

    11 June 2013

    A fund seeking to raise €200 million to support sustainable land-use and ecosystem services has reached a first close, Environmental Finance can reveal.

  • Italy urges companies to report through CDP

    11 June 2013

    The Italian government is to "formally request" that 100 of the country's largest companies and its major cities disclose their environmental data to investors through the CDP.

  • GIB assesses funding needs of anaerobic digestion

    11 June 2013

    The UK's fledgling anaerobic digestion market requires capital investment of about £650 million, according to the nation's Green Investment Bank.

  • First ESG indexes launched for bond investors

    11 June 2013

    A range of more than 500 new fixed income indexes based on environmental, social and governance criteria has been launched today.

  • Private equity ESG management 'reaches new frontier' – study

    10 June 2013

    Management of environmental, social and governance issues by private equity funds and investors has risen in the past 12 months, a study has found.

  • Environmental services firm in €150m buy-out

    10 June 2013

    A multinational environmental solutions company has taken full ownership of a Latin American joint-venture in a €150 million deal.

  • Investors braced for further Spanish subsidy cuts

    07 June 2013

    Spain is expected to hit investors with further cuts to subsidies for renewables in a move that threatens to push some firms into default.

  • Solar sector eyes Saudi Arabia

    06 June 2013

    Renewable energy development in the Middle East is poised for dramatic growth, with Saudi Arabia particularly attractive for investment, solar industry specialists say.

  • EU-China solar trade agreement 'in sight' after Commission decision

    05 June 2013

    The European Commission's decision to impose lower-than-expected tariffs on Chinese solar imports has strengthened hopes that a trade war will be avoided, observers said.