Cordelio Power Acquires 150 MW Solar Development Project In Missouri
Toronto, ON /PRNewswire/ - Cordelio Power ( Cordelio ) is pleased to announce the acquisition of a 150 MW solar project ( Winfield ) under development in Lincoln County, Missouri.
Cordelio acquired the Winfield project from a joint venture between Dakota Power Partners, LLC ( Dakota ) and MAP Energy ( MAP ), the original developers of the project. Dakota will initially provide transition development services for the project, with Cordelio ultimately managing the project s development as part of its growth efforts in the Midwest. We re excited to be working in Missouri to help the state, its utilities, and its constituents meet their clean energy goals, while making a positive impact on local communities, said Nick Karambelas, Cordelio s Chief Commercial Officer. We re also pleased to grow our relationship with Dakota and MAP, and we look forward to working further with them.
Transurban sells 50% stake of Virginia toll roads
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Transurban formed new partnership to expand Virginia Express Lanes network. AK&M 239 AK&M 18 December 2020 09:17 Transurban, the toll road developer and operator reached agreement with AustralianSuper, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and UniSuper for a 50% combined interest in its Greater Washington Area Express Lanes assets, as it was informed in press release.. Transurban will redeploy the capital to invest in new projects in support of government – a reinvestment strategy that has been successfully used to accelerate opportunities across its global portfolio. Transurban’s new partners are globally recognized for their long-term investment in transportation and infrastructure solutions. Transurban has advanced USD4 billion of infrastructure in Virginia’s 495, 95 and 395 Express Lanes which were among the first dynamic, hi
SolarWinds majority owners Silver Lake and Thoma Bravo sold US$286 million of stock just before the company announced a new CEO and disclosed a cyberattack.
The private equity firms disposed of more than 13 million SolarWinds stock shares at US$21.97 per share on Dec. 7, two days before the IT infrastructure management firm announced Pulse Secure’s Sudhakar Ramakrishna as its next CEO. Four days after that, SolarWinds disclosed that it had experienced a highly sophisticated, manual supply chain attack on certain versions of its Orion network monitoring product.
SolarWinds’ stock is now trading at US$18.46, nearly 16 percent lower than what Silver Lake and Thoma Bravo sold their shares for. Silver Lake sold 5.8 percent of its stake in publicly held SolarWinds for US$157.5 million, while Thoma Bravo also sold 5.8 percent of its somewhat smaller stake in SolarWinds for US$128.3 million. The stock sales were first reported late Tuesday evening by The Washington Post.
Transurban readies for buying spree with $2.8b US road sale
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Transurban says the $2.8 billion sale of a 50 per cent stake in its network of American roads to three superannuation funds will bolster a war chest to bid for new growth assets likely to include the remainder of Sydney’s Westconnex.
The toll road giant’s boss Scott Charlton said on Thursday the partial sale of its roads in the Greater Washington area to AustralianSuper, UniSuper and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP) had been on the cards for 18 months and was not a response to COVID-19.
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