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Irish sustainable forestry fund eyes first close
29 March 2016An Irish sustainable forestry fund hopes to reach a first close in coming weeks.
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Mexico launches green bond segment on stock exchange
29 March 2016The Mexican stock exchange has launched a section dedicated to green bonds, to help channel investment into low-carbon projects.
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ADB and USAID to develop Indian solar PPPs to encourage private investment
29 March 2016The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the US Agency for International Development (USAID) are to work together to develop public private partnership (PPP) models for the Indian solar sector.
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Abengoa wins temporary reprieve from bankruptcy
29 March 2016Abengoa has won a temporary reprieve from bankruptcy after securing an agreement with 75% of its creditors, giving it seven months in which to restructure.
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Nephila: eyeing new markets, new models
Nephila Capital is raising new capital as it eyes weather hedging opportunities in renewable energy and disruption in cat risk insurance underwriting. Barney Schauble talks to Environmental Finance
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EF BRIEFS: SolarCity, Cleveland, Rockefeller Family Fund, NTR
24 March 2016SolarCity has secured a $131 million tax equity fund, with an undisclosed financing partner, to finance its distributed residential, commercial and military solar projects.
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SEC sides with DiNapoli in fight with ExxonMobil
24 March 2016ExxonMobil has lost its bid to block a shareholder resolution over disclosure of its climate change policy, after the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) ruled against it.
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Deals of the Year 2016
23 March 2016As the renewables and other environmental markets mature, so they continue to innovate and break new ground.
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Shanghai Pudong returns to green bond market
23 March 2016The Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (SPDB) is set to tap the green bond market again, just two months after its mammoth inaugural issue.
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Catastrophe Risk 2016: PennUnion Re
23 March 2016When Superstorm Sandy whipped the east coast of the US in 2012, Amtrak was among those that felt the pain.