Portugal to launch next wave of privatisation tenders
The Portuguese Government is expected to launch another three tenders under its privatisations programme during the second quarter of 2013, IJ news has learnt
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Example News Article Example Project Details Example Transaction Details Example Company DetailsGlobal infrastructure M&A activity has perhaps been the aspect of infrastructure investment most resilient to the financial crisis – and currently most active
Overall the total direct equity invested into project finance transactions in 2012 fell to around US$31 billion, down from US$44 billion the year before. Within that only tax equities recorded a rise, with cash equity declining by 15 per cent, grants by a massive 99 per cent and equity bridge loans decreasing by 48 per cent.
The project is both key for what it does for the field of UK healthcare and the precedent it sets for future social infrastructure deals to follow in-terms of its financing arrangements
Commercially viable storage of energy is often described as the "Holy Grail". The ability to utilise all energy production and to smooth out peaks and troughs in demand, reduce stress on the grid and reduce prices are just a few of the reasons why it is viewed as a panacea for a number of problems
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