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India: Vector Green Energy seeks to raise $164m through green bond Renewable energy/Illustration/ Internet Archive April 15, 2021 US-based Global Infrastructure Partners’ (GIP) Indian green energy platform, Vector Green Energy plans to raise Rs1237 crore through a green bond in the Indian capital market. “CRISIL Ratings has assigned its ‘Provisional CRISIL AAA/Stable’ ratings to the ₹581 crore non-convertible debentures (NCDs) of Yarrow Infrastructure Pvt Ltd (YIPL) which is part of Vector Green Restricted Group (VGRG) of six special purpose vehicles (SPVs),” the rating agency said in a statement on Wednesday. “The total aggregate amount of these NCDs of VGRG is ₹1,237 crore,” the statement added. ....
triFebruary 22, 2021 37 An erudite study of Global Philippines Solar Energy Market has been published by The Research Insights. The report focuses on enabling readers to by providing significant aspects of businesses such as, recent developments, technological platforms, various standard operating procedures, and tools, which help to boost the performance of industries. A detailed analysis of primary and secondary research techniques has been studied in order to investigate desired data effectively. Different attributes are considered while scrutinizing this report such as production, revenue, and capacity. The notable feature of this report is, it covers trending factors which are influencing the Global Philippines Solar Energy Market shares. ....
India: GIP looks at Vector Green InvIT to raise $100m in equity Image from Pixabay. February 21, 2021 US-based Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is exploring an infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) for its Indian green energy platform, Vector Green Energy, to raise around $100 million in equity, two people aware of the development said. InvITs are trusts that manage income-generating infrastructure assets typically offering investors a regular yield and a liquid method of investing in infrastructure projects. Renewable energy InvIT plans have been gaining traction in the backdrop of India’s galloping electricity demand. These include InvITs from KKR-backed Virescent Infrastructure and Tata Power’s renewable energy InvIT in which Malaysia’s state-run oil and gas company, Petroliam Nasional Bhd, or Petronas is looking to invest. ....
GIP looks at Vector Green InvIT to raise $100 million GIP looks at Vector Green InvIT to raise $100 millionPremium 1 min read Share Via Read Full Story US-based Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is exploring an infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) for its Indian green energy platform, Vector Green Energy, to raise around $100 million in equity, two people aware of the development said. InvITs are trusts that manage income-generating infrastructure assets typically offering investors a regular yield and a liquid method of investing in infrastructure projects. TRENDING STORIESSee All 2 min read Premium 1 min read Premium 1 min read Premium 2 min read . 11:24 AM IST Renewable energy InvIT plans have been gaining traction in the backdrop of India’s galloping electricity demand. These include InvITs from KKR-backed Virescent Infrastructure and Tata Power’s renewable energy InvIT in which Malaysia’s state-run ....
See Why Sovereign Wealth Funds are Betting on Clean Tech Posted on 12/24/2020 2021 is approaching and sovereign wealth funds are increasingly taking a deeper look into ESG investing and sustainable investments, particularly in renewable energy. Despite the gloomy coronavirus lockdowns, sovereign wealth funds continue to allocate mounds of capital into clean tech investments. Sovereign investors are backing both new green technologies, while supporting large-scale solar and wind power plants. Even though the majority of European and Gulf-based sovereign wealth funds derive their wealth from fossil fuels, there is a greater need for them to diversify into alternative energy as low oil prices continue to toil. Low oil prices have deeply impacted the budgets of Gulf economies, forcing them faster to rethink their old ways of doing things. For example, Saudi Arabia was forced to lower its budget plan for 2021 by 7% from this year’s. This was due to the coronavirus lockdowns, ....