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Clean Energy Finance Corporation | July 2013 | Port Augusta, Australia
C&I  | Solar | Debt Investment | Co-investment, Demonstration | View on Member website

CEFC provided AU$40 million senior debt to co-finance a major greenhouse development near Port Augusta, South Australia which will use solar thermal technology to desalinate seawater to provide irrigation, and to heat and cool the greenhouses.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Clean Energy Finance Corporation | July 2013 | New South Wales, Australia
Utility  | Onshore Wind | Debt Investment | Co-investment | View on Member website

CEFC provided AU$37.5 million in senior debt finance as part of a financing package (syndicated loan) of approximately AU$280 million for the construction and operation of the Taralga Wind Farm, 45 km north of Goulburn, New South Wales.

The CEFC is a co-lender as part of an international consortium of Australian and overseas financiers. The other parties are ANZ, with EKF (the official export credit agency of Denmark). Santander (a major international retail and commercial bank based in Spain), along with CBD Energy will fund 35% of capital cost via equity finance.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Clean Energy Finance Corporation | June 2013 | Australia
C&I  | Energy Efficiency, Solar | Debt Investment | Co-investment, Fund investment | View on Member website

CEFC provided AU$50 million debt to Energy Efficient Loan (EEL) programme. Co-funded by the CEFC and Commonwealth Bank, the programme provides financing for projects valued at up to AU$5 million. The finance includes AU$100 million for business loans, which can be used for a range of projects, covering energy efficiency, low emissions technology and small-scale renewable projects. The Energy Efficient Loan can be used to finance up to 100 per cent of the asset purchase price, allowing borrowers to preserve working capital for other purposes, and loan terms can be aligned to the effective life of the equipment. The loans can be used across a wide array of energy savings technologies.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Clean Energy Finance Corporation | June 2013 | Victoria, Australia
Utility  | Onshore Wind | Debt Investment | Co-investment, Demonstration, Refinancing | View on Member website

CEFC invested AU$50 million as part of the refinancing of Victoria’s AU$1 billion Macarthur Wind Farm. This is the CEFC’s first transaction in the wind sector. One of Australasia’s largest renewable energy groups, Meridian Energy Ltd is refinancing its 50 per cent stake through a AU$529 million syndicate of co-lenders including the CEFC. The wind farm’s joint-venture partner is Macarthur Wind Farm Pty Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of AGL. By providing senior secured debt financing to Meridian, the CEFC is playing a valuable commercial role in supporting the other syndicate members ANZ, NAB, ING, Shinsei, ICBC and EKF, to provide market liquidity.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | March 2013 | UK
C&I  | Energy Efficiency | Equity Investment | Cornerstone stake, Fund investment | View on Member website

This fund, managed by AVIVA Investors specializes in investments in non-domestic UK energy centres. GIB is the cornerstone investor with a GB£50 million investment.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | March 2013 | Off North Wales, UK
Utility  | Offshore Wind | Equity Investment | Co-investment, Demonstration | View on Member website

GIB invested GB£57.5 million, 24.95% equity stake in this 90MW offshore wind project off North Wales from RWE AG (RWE). GIB’s investment allows the release of capital back to the original developers to be re-invested in new renewable projects in the UK. GIB’s stake in Rhyl Flats was subsequently acquired by the GIB Financial Services-managed Offshore Wind Fund in April 2015.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | February 2013 | Gloucestershire County, UK
Utility  | Waste-to-Energy | Debt Investment, Equity Investment | Co-investment | View on Member website

GIB provided GB£47 million senior debt and equity bridge facilities along with three commercial lenders to UBB Waste (Gloucestershire) Ltd in support of its 25 year PPP contract with Gloucestershire County Council for the construction of a key waste treatment facility. GIB was invited to join the banking club in mid-2012. GIB invested a further GB£15.4 million in the plant, mobilizing a total of GB£30.6 million additional financing. By providing the additional long-term funding needed to achieve Financial Close, GIB successfully mobilized private sector capital of GB£138 million.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | December 2012 | West Midlands, UK
Utility  | Biomass | Debt Investment | Co-investment | View on Member website

GIB provided GB£12 million loan to this Biomass project in West Midlands, UK. Note that GIB invested twice in this project: directly and via the Foresight fund.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
CT Green Bank | December 2012 | Connecticut, USA
C&I  | Energy Storage | Debt Investment | Co-investment, Demonstration | View on Member website

Located on a remediated brownfield site in an industrial area of Bridgeport, Dominion’s fuel cell park is one of the largest in the world, using 1.5 acres of land to provide 14.9 megawatt of continuous renewable power to nearly 15,000 homes. Connecticut Green Bank used US$5.8 million in ratepayer funds to leverage a life-cycle investment of US$125 million from Dominion. Built by FuelCell Energy Inc., of Danbury, other partners include Eversource Energy, which purchases the produced electricity; United Illuminating, which delivers the power to end users; and the City of Bridgeport, which provided tax incentives.

Last Updated: 09/01/2018
Green Investment Group | December 2012 | North Yorkshire, UK
Utility  | Biomass | Debt Investment | Co-investment | View on Member website

GIB provided GB£100 million debt to Drax’s project to convert three of its six generation units from coal to biomass in North Yorkshire. GIB’s commitment was reduced to GB£50 million on 28 March 2013 as Drax refinanced half of GIB’s commitment with private capital.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | December 2012 | South Kirkby, UK
Utility  | Biomass | Debt Investment, Equity Investment | Co-investment | View on Member website

GIB provided GB£30.4 million of senior debt funding to Shanks Group plc in support of its 25-year PFI funded contract for this Biomass plant in Wakefield. GIB was invited to join the banking club to provide the necessary additional liquidity to ensure the achievement of financial close. This mobilized three times GIB’s investment. GIB is providing senior debt and equity bridge facilities pari passu with three commercial lenders.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | December 2012 | Off Northwest Coast, UK
Utility  | Offshore Wind | Debt Investment | Demonstration, Refinancing | View on Member website

GIB provided debt package to refinance the OPW’s 24.8%, GB£46 million stake acquisition of Walney wind project on a 70 to 30 of debt to equity basis.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | November 2012 | UK
C&I  | Energy Efficiency | Equity Investment | Cornerstone stake, Fund investment | View on Member website

This Equitix managed fund has been established specifically to invest in projects in the Non Domestic Energy Efficiency (NDEE) Sector. GIB was the initial cornerstone investor with GB£22.2 million investment. GIB made an Equitix fund extension investment in FY2014-15 of GB£50 million, mobilizing a total of GB£100 million in additional finance.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | November 2012 | UK
C&I  | Energy Efficiency | Equity Investment | Cornerstone stake, Fund investment | View on Member website

This SDCL managed fund focuses exclusively on energy efficiency project finance in the UK. The fund was launched in 2012 and with GIB as the cornerstone investor with GB£50 million investment and a partner in promoting this sector. The fund reached final close on 31st July 2014, when EIB and three new limited partners joined the partnership through a co-investment agreement. This brought the total commitment to more than GB£100 million.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | November 2012 | UK
Utility  | Waste-to-Energy | Equity Investment | Cornerstone stake, Fund investment | View on Member website

The Greensphere-managed fund forms a key part of GIB’s investment strategy into the waste and bioenergy sector, one of its investment priorities. GIB provided an initial commitment of GB£30 million in total. The fund managers are responsible for sourcing at least a matching amount of capital from the private sector in order to make eligible investments, therefore mobilizing at least GB£60 million into the sector.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018
Green Investment Group | November 2012 | UK
Utility  | Waste-to-Energy | Equity Investment | Cornerstone stake, Fund investment | View on Member website

This Foresight managed fund was initiated with GIB’s investment of GB£50 million to invest in renewable energy and related waste infrastructure across the UK. The Fund is fully invested on a pari passu basis with matching institutional capital. GIB invested an additional GBP50m into the fund in FY2014-15, mobilizing an additional GB£100 million in total project financing.

Last Updated: 05/01/2018