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The sale process has commenced of renewables developer Sun Cable, via FTI Consulting after the company collapsed earlier this month.

Sun Cable, the company behind the world’s largest solar and storage project, has officially gone up for sale after entering voluntary administration in Australia in January. Its administrator, FTI Consulting, is seeking binding offers of acquisition or recapitalization by the end of April, with a deal to be finalized by the end of May.

Sun Cable, the company behind the world’s largest solar and storage project, has officially gone up for sale after entering voluntary administration in January. Its administrator, FTI Consulting, is seeking binding offers of acquisition or recapitalisation by the end of April with a deal to be finalised by May’s end.

Australia’s MA Moelis and its former parent company, Moelis & Co, have finally been mandated to sell Sun Cable, and launched the sale on Tuesday afternoon. 

Adelaide University leads green hydrogen research that uses cheap catalysts in seawater to avoid use of ever-depleting freshwater sources.

Binding bids are due by the end of April, with a deal targeted for no later than the end of May, administrators at FTI Consulting said.

Adelaide University leads green hydrogen research that uses cheap catalysts in seawater to avoid use of ever-depleting freshwater sources.

If Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy acquired the failed Sun Cable project at a cheap price, would it potentially link in to the billionaire’s other projects in Queensland?

An ambitious plan to power Singapore using Australian solar won another lifeline on Wednesday after a court in Sydney agreed to a sales process put

An ambitious plan to power Singapore using Australian solar energy won another lifeline yesterday after a court in Sydney agreed to a sales process put forward by the project’s administrators.