Jordan Stutts

The UK's Green Bank, Danish fund manager CIP and renewables firm Low Carbon are among a growing club of investors that have placed bets on the sector.

Average prices for this latest renewables tender, the largest in the country's history, were slashed 40% compared to the previous one.

The US firm is planning to use the proceeds from last week's stock offer to invest in a 180MW facility.

Having received the green light from the government, the Danish utility will begin fundraising for the £6bn wind farm.

The clean energy platform managed by two Canadian pensions passed the 2GW portfolio mark less than two years after launching.

California's Stem has based its leasing model on the residential solar industry and has installed more than 75MW/hours of projects across 480 locations.

The Australian investment bank has raised more than £650m in senior debt and is splitting an equity investment with Danish pension PKA.

As part of the wave of solar consolidation in Italy, First Reserve has sold nine assets to Italian infrastructure fund manager Tages Capital.

This is the second time in two weeks the Canadian firm has led a team to invest in a North American wind farm.

The energy and infrastructure firm, which has a portfolio of solar assets in Italy and Spain, is now funding a pipeline of waste-to-energy projects in the Netherlands.