Greenfield

Tokyo plans to work with the African Development Bank to jointly develop transport and energy projects.

Non-EU Europe and South Asia were two of the regions that benefitted most from DFI green energy investment in 2015.

The state’s utility board has given the green light to a project that some organisations are calling the largest-ever wind facility in the US.

The consortium will design, build, finance and maintain the new Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital, with financial close to take place later this year.

Out of 64 contracts awarded in the UK utility’s Enhanced Frequency Response tender, 61 went to battery systems, two to demand reduction and one to thermal generation.

The Danish fund manager’s acquisition of Offshore MW will allow it to propose a project in a 160,000 acre area off the coast of Massachusetts.

The A$34bn super fund is also looking to recruit three infrastructure specialists as it looks to bolster its investment in greenfield and small to medium-sized brownfield assets.

The Manila-based lender claims to be the development bank most involved in the country's energy sector.

France is seeking to raise its installed solar capacity from 6GW at the end of last year to 20.2GW by 2023.

The London-based private equity firm has exited its 51% stake in the project to joint venture partner Groupe Eurotunnel for €75m.