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India renewables firms cry foul as state seeks to renege on pact

India renewables firms cry foul as state seeks to renege on pact Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam had awarded the contracts to firms, including ReNew Power, Tata Power and SJVN for building solar capacity at tariffs of as much as ₹2.81 a kilowatt-hour (Photo: Mint)Premium . Updated: 24 Feb 2021, 03:18 PM IST Bloomberg The Centre has stepped in to mediate a dispute between Gujarat and solar power developers over the province’s plan to backtrack on bids for a 700 megawatt project because of high tariffs and invite fresh ones Share Via Read Full Story India’s federal government has stepped in to mediate a dispute between the state of Gujarat and solar power developers over the province’s plan to backtrack on bids for a 700 megawatt project because of high tariffs and invite fresh ones.

India: GIP looks at Vector Green InvIT to raise $100m in equity

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 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 oil and gas company, Petroliam Nasional Bhd, or Pe

CPPIB sets pre-conditions to acquire SoftBank stake in India s SB Energy

Photo: Sungrow EMEA/Unsplash February 12, 2021 Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has placed several pre-conditions to acquire Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp.’s controlling stake in SB Energy Holdings for an estimated $520 million, said two people aware of the development. These pre-conditions, also referred to as condition precedents (CPs), include meeting certain project commissioning deadlines, securing new businesses, achieving land possession from the Andhra Pradesh government and reimbursement of safeguard duty for a project in Rajasthan, the people said, requesting anonymity.   View Full Image India’s green energy space has seen plenty of deal activity in recent years. Here’s a look at the top five deals

Securing new biz among CPPIB s pre-conditions for SB Energy deal

Securing new biz among CPPIB’s pre-conditions for SB Energy deal The latest valuation of SB Energy is less than the one expected by the sector given SoftBank had invested more than $800 million in the business in the past five yearsPremium 2 min read Share Via Read Full Story Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has placed several pre-conditions to acquire Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp.’s controlling stake in SB Energy Holdings for an estimated $520 million, said two people aware of the development. These pre-conditions, also referred to as condition precedents (CPs), include meeting certain project commissioning deadlines, securing new businesses, achieving land possession from the Andhra Pradesh government and reimbursement of safeguard duty for a project in Rajasthan, the people said, requesting anonymity.

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