Zak Bentley
Deal will restructure the debt of 46MW Carraig Gheal site in Scotland.
The move would follow legislation already implemented by 12 of the bloc’s 28 member states.
Philippe Taillardat’s exit comes with the firm about to hit the fundraising trail, seeking about another €700m for EDIF II.
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The deal is part of a pre-emption rights take-up by Macquarie Atlas Roads, which now has a 25% ownership of the French motorway operator.
Newly established NEoT Capital will lead the charge in a market it says could be worth ‘several billion euros’.
The first energy storage sites to be supported by the Renewables Obligation scheme could prove decisive for the UK’s 550MW pipeline.
Some $650 million has now been raised from four Danish funds by AP Moller Capital.
The Danish government had called for ‘long-term’ investors following Macquarie’s review of its stake in May.
The pair have invested in a portfolio containing rail links, toll roads, court houses and a prison.
The firm has already raised €1.4 billion across European-focused debt funds and segregated accounts.