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BlackRock, CalSTRS and State Street are among the 70 investors buying the multilateral lender’s green bonds.

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

The private markets manager is investing €250m in the 400MW Merkur project, as part of a consortium that also includes InfraRed Capital Partners.

The Canadian pension fund is reinforcing its long-standing relationship with the Australian infrastructure company, which will also issue new shares to fund future projects.

The Australian utility, which recently launched a A$1bn renewables tie-up with QIC, has also added a non-executive director to its board.

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.

The fund manager has chosen a usual suspect to help it build a 28MW combined heat and power facility in the UK.

The US tech giant has gained approval to start selling excess clean energy generated at projects powering its data centres.

Unfazed by political turmoil in the country, the French firm is aiming to raise debt for two PPP projects worth a combined €1bn.

The utility believes the $15m distributed solar project could help ensure grid stability by providing an alternative way to manage demand peaks.