Aena SME, the operator of Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, has awarded the Photovoltaic Solar Plant at Madrid airport to Construcciones San José. The contract is valued at EUR99.11 million (US$107.40 million) with concession period of 50 months. Construcciones San José will be responsible for engineering, supply, construction, commissioning, and maintenance work of the park.
The PV plant will have a peak power of 142.42 MWp and a nominal power of 120 MWn. The facilities will occupy an area equivalent to 353 football fields and will be located on different plots within the airport grounds. It will have more than 235,000 photovoltaic modules will generate 212 GWh of energy annually
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April 19, 2022
ARTS invests in KKR Diversified Core Infrastructure Fund
Arkansas Teacher Retirement System (ARTS) has committed the investment of US$25 million in the Diversified Core Infrastructure Fund (DCIF), managed by KKR. The open-ended fund has already raised US$6....
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April 19, 2022
Quarterly PPP Market Update 1Q 2022
WAPPP and InfraPPP, owned by IMCW Europe (part of IMC Worldwide: A DT Global Company), are delighted to present the first market update for 2022, covering the evolution of the PPP market over the 1Q.&...
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April 08, 2022
DIF Capital Partners buys stakes in Boluda Maritime Terminals
DIF Capital Partners (DIF), through its DIF CIF II fund, has signed an agreement to acquire an undisclosed stake in Boluda Maritime Terminals, the container terminal division of Spanish...
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March 11, 2022
Contract awarded for Murcia to Almería rail line PPP project
The consortium of Acciona and Ferrovial has been awarded a contract to construct the section of high-speed rail between Lorca (Murcia) and Pulpí (Almería) worth EUR171 million (US$1...
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March 02, 2022
First Close achieved for Principal European Data Centre Fund
The Principal Real Estate has announced the first close for the Principal European Data Centre Fund. The fund is dedicated to acquiring data center assets in Europe. The initial capita...
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