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Chris Josselyn

GIP out of Gatwick race

Manchester Airports Group and Borealis are now in pole position to acquire Gatwick Airport after BAA rejects GIP’s £1.35 billion bid. The elimination comes less than a week after Citigroup's Lysander group was dropped from contention.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

Citi calls drop from Gatwick bid ‘bizarre’

The Lysander consortium, which includes Citi, Vancouver Airport Services and John Hancock Life Insurance, has been eliminated from the race to acquire London’s second airport after submitting a 'significantly undervalued' bid.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

Macquarie takes further step into China

The group has continued its push into China, setting up a trust company joint venture that will enable it to offer RMB-denominated products in addition to arranging debt and equity financing in the country.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

Consortium acquires A$88m wind farm

The Energy Infrastructure Investments syndicate is to acquire the Hallett 4 wind farm in South Australia from Australian energy company AGL. The facility is still under construction.

1 min read · 05 January 2013

First Reserve adopts UN responsible investment guidelines

The firm has become the first energy-focused private equity investor to sign up to the ESG principles.

1 min read · 05 January 2013

SunRay secures €120m financing for Italian solar project

Renewable energy developer SunRay has reached financial close on a solar power plant project near Rome. €120m of project financing was provided by a three-strong bank syndicate.

1 min read · 05 January 2013

PPF Partners in Czech energy deal

The CEE-focused private equity house is teaming up with Czech investment company J&T Group to back a spin-off holding company focusing on energy investments.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

Novera resists Terra Firma’s advances

The London-listed renewable energy firm has rejected a £90.5m offer from Terra Firma-owned Infinis Energy, saying it ‘significantly undervalues’ the company.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

EDF ponders UK grid sale

The French energy giant said it is considering selling its UK electricity distribution business in order to reduce its debt level by €5bn. The grid serves the London, the South-East and East region of the UK, supplying around eight million households.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

UK infra planning body opens for business

The Infrastructure Planning Commission is intended to streamline the planning process of major infrastructure projects, acting as an advisor to private developers. It will target projects in the power, transport and water sectors.

2 min read · 05 January 2013

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