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The funding for the acquisition was through a rupee term loan, the issue of non-convertible debentures and the preferential issue of units to the unitholders namely, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments) and OMERS Infrastructure.

ADIA is among the firms looking to bid for a 34% stake in the UK’s major port operator Associated British Ports (ABP).

New Zealand government-owned Genesis Energy and renewables partner FRV Australia have purchased an advanced 52 MW agrivoltaic solar project on New Zealand’s South Island. If the project meets its 2024 operational target as anticipated, it will be the country's first utility-scale solar farm.

Saudi-based Abdul Latif Jameel Energy said one of its units, Fotowatio Renewable Ventures (FRV), has joined hands with Canadian infrastructure fund Omers to complete refinancing of a key solar farm in Australia that has a total capacity of 277,150 MWh.