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AA PowerLink developer Sun Cable begins sale process - Vimarsana News

AA PowerLink developer Sun Cable begins sale process

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

World's biggest solar, storage project up for sale – pv magazine International - Vimarsana News

World's biggest solar, storage project up for sale – pv magazine International

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.

World's biggest solar-plus-storage project goes up for sale – pv magazine Australia - Vimarsana News

World's biggest solar-plus-storage project goes up for sale – pv magazine Australia

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.

Moelis gets Sun Cable mandate, Australian and offshore firms involved - Vimarsana News

Moelis gets Sun Cable mandate, Australian and offshore firms involved

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. 

Source: afr.com
Green hydrogen produced efficiently using seawater - Vimarsana News

Green hydrogen produced efficiently using seawater

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