The organizers of CARIF are excited to announce that CIBC FirstCaribbean and KPMG have confirmed they will return to CARIF as Title Sponsors of this year’s event. Both organizations bring a wealth of infrastructure advisory experience, and a track-record of regional transactions spanning decades, to the event. They also bring a huge network of public […]
Fondo Especial para Financiamientos Agropecuarios (FEFA) has issued a landmark US$300 million bond, one tranche of which is earmarked to finance projects in eligible categories – including access to financial products and services in the agricultural, forestry, fisheries and rural sectors – under FEFA’s social bond framework. Source: White & Case
Trinidad and Tobago’s national gas company signed a non-binding LOI with NewGen Energy Limited to work together to evaluate the development of NewGen’s hydrogen production facility. Source: Media.NGC
Embraer SA, the Brazilian aerospace company, signed a PPA guaranteeing that 100% of the electricity the company needs in Brazil will come from renewable sources. Source: Renewables Now
Brazil has awarded a combined capacity of around 947.9 MW in renewable power supply contracts. The contracts represent more than US$1.5 billion in future investments. Source: Renewables Now
The government of the Dominican Republic has inaugurated the 50 MW solar farm, El Soco. The total investment in the plant was approximately US$90 million. Source: Renewables Now
GASCO, HyNewGen, Linde, Vopak, and Port of Rotterdam are currently concluding a feasibility study to develop a green hydrogen project in Chile, with a capacity of around 200-400 MW. Source: Port of Rotterdam
Dr. Vince Henderson of the Government of Dominica confirmed progress on the first two well pads for a 10 MW geothermal power plant in Laudat. The entire project will take around 18 months to complete. Source: Associate Times
The Barbados Workers’ Union, Barbados National Oil Company Limited, and Emera Caribbean signed an MoU to begin constructing a US$25 million, 10 MW solar plant at Mangrove, St. Philip, within a year. Source: GIS Barbados