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Cobra to invest US$181 million into the largest wind project in Ecuador
May 18, 2022
Spain’s Cobra has committed to investing over US$181 million in a 110 MW wind project in Ecuador. The project is set to be the largest wind farm in the country. Source: Renewables Now
Casa dos Ventos Energias Renováveis issues US$87 million in green bonds to help finance wind complex expansion in Brazil
May 18, 2022
Brazilian wind developer, Casa dos Ventos Energias Renováveis issued US$87 million worth of green bonds to help finance the expansion of the 1,038 MW wind complex in Rio do Vento. Source: Renewables Now
Engie acquires development rights for 882 MW wind project in Bahia
May 18, 2022
French energy company, Engie has acquired the development rights to an 882 MW onshore wind project in Bahia from PEC Energia for a total investment of US$52 million. Source: Renewables Now
Solar and wind parks with a combined capacity over 185 MW start production in Brazil
May 18, 2022
Solar and wind parks with a combined capacity of 186.49 MW have commenced operation in Brazil. Source: Renewables Now
Atome Energy signs hydropower off-take deal in Paraguay
May 17, 2022
Atome Energy, the UK green hydrogen and ammonia producer, signed a 60 MW hydropower off-take deal to secure electricity for production in Paraguay. Source: Renewables Now
Costa Rica authorizes Coopeguanacaste to issue green bonds worth USD 46 million
May 17, 2022
Costa Rica’s securities regulator has authorized the power cooperative, Coopeguanacaste to issue US$46 million in green bonds. Source: BN Americas
GIZ and MPAConnect collaborate to promote Caribbean marine conservation
May 17, 2022
Partners GIZ and MPAConnect are collaborating to promote Caribbean marine conservation by increasing the capacity for the mobilization of resources from conservation funds. Source: St. Lucia Times
Anglo American Plc unveils world’s largest green-hydrogen powered truck
May 17, 2022
Anglo-American Plc recently unveiled the world’s largest green-hydrogen-powered truck, with help from Engine SA. It will replace a fleet of 40 diesel-fueled vehicles. Source: Bloomberg
The Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment releases system to determine which infrastructure is most vulnerable to climate change
May 17, 2022
The Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment released new technology in Jamaica called the Systemic Risk Assessment Tool. The system was developed to help identify “hotspots” across the major infrastructure networks in the country, such as energy, water, and transport, to determine the most vulnerable to climate risk. Source: Reinsurance News