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EF BRIEFS: Gamesa, Solarcentury, Kohli, United Photovoltaics Group
29 January 2016Spanish wind turbine manufacturer Gamesa's share price soared 20% today amid reports that German conglomerate Siemens is mulling a takeover bid.
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BSIF increases credit facility and buys six projects
26 January 2016Bluefield Solar Income Fund (BSIF) has purchased six UK solar farms, expanding its capacity of its portfolio by a third.
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EF BRIEFS: Capstone, PRI, Juwi, KfW, Gothaer
22 January 2016Canadian renewables operator Capstone Infrastructure – formerly known as the Macquarie Power & Infrastructure Income Fund – will be acquired by a London-based fund in a $480 million deal.
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EF BRIEFS: Exxon, FIM, SunEdison, Hareon, SPI, CTX
20 January 2016A group of institutional investors with $300 billion under management is calling on ExxonMobil to prove its resilience in the face of the Paris Agreement on climate change.
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EF BRIEFS: Suzlon, Enel Green Power, Appaloosa, SunEdison, Vivint, Spanish auction
15 January 2016Indian renewables firm Suzlon has secured INR23 billion ($344 million) from existing investors to help it ramp up its operations.
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Bangladesh Bank 'working on green bond'
15 January 2016Bangladesh Bank is readying itself to issue a green bond – which could be the first ever from a central bank.
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People moves
15 January 2016A round up of the latest people moves, including changes at NRG, SolarCity,RET Capital and Alliance Trust
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EF BRIEFS: Trina, Grenergy, Santander, Goldman Sachs, Impax, Japan
13 January 2016The Development Bank of Japan and Japan Wind Development Company plan to launch a ¥50bn ($423 million) wind energy fund in April.
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NextEnergy Solar Fund in 'biggest ever M&A deal for solar in the UK'
11 January 2016UK yieldco, NextEnergy Solar Fund (NESF), has made what it describes as "the largest mergers & acquisitions deal in UK solar".
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ITC extension won't replicate 2016 build rate in 2017
07 January 2016The extension of investment tax credits (ITC) is expected to boost solar construction in the US by 25GW over the next five years, but won't stop build rates crashing next year, according to a respected analyst.