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A subsidiary of Australian investment bank Macquarie announced 270 million euros ($313 million) in financing
for Sweden's 235 MW onshore wind farm project, Reuters reported.
The financing includes a power purchase agreement with Norsk Hydro, which it says is the world's longest corporate wind energy project power purchase agreement with a duration of 29 years
.
Construction will begin at the farm, which will contain 56 Siemens Gamesa's 4.
2 MW turbines
in Vasternorrland, central Sweden.
Macquarie Capital (Europe) acted as financial advisor to the sponsor of the project, raising €160 million of senior debt
from Credit Agricole CIB and KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH.
"This project is the latest to take advantage of a new investment model by developing new projects
in cooperation with companies that want to buy renewable energy directly," said the head of the European GIG.
The model provides reliable revenue for renewable energy financing, with less reliance on public subsidies
.
”
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A subsidiary of Australian investment bank Macquarie announced 270 million euros ($313 million) in financing
for Sweden's 235 MW onshore wind farm project, Reuters reported.
The financing includes a power purchase agreement with Norsk Hydro, which it says is the world's longest corporate wind energy project power purchase agreement with a duration of 29 years
.
Construction will begin at the farm, which will contain 56 Siemens Gamesa's 4.
2 MW turbines
in Vasternorrland, central Sweden.
Macquarie Capital (Europe) acted as financial advisor to the sponsor of the project, raising €160 million of senior debt
from Credit Agricole CIB and KfW IPEX-Bank GmbH.
"This project is the latest to take advantage of a new investment model by developing new projects
in cooperation with companies that want to buy renewable energy directly," said the head of the European GIG.
The model provides reliable revenue for renewable energy financing, with less reliance on public subsidies
.
”
:/, please indicate the source for reprinting)
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