The European Investment Bank (EIB) has signed a SEK 1 billion (US$ 119.85 million) loan agreement with the Käppalaförbundet, an intermunicipality partnership in the Stockholm archipelago, for an upgrade and capacity increase of their wastewater treatment plant. The centralized wastewater treatment at Käppala will be upgraded to deal with the wastewater of around 900 000 people.
The original plant was put into operation in 1969 and treats wastewater from 11 municipalities located north and east of Stockholm.
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January 14, 2021
Ancala Partners completes the refinancing of Hector Rail
Hector Rail has raised a SEK 519 million (US$ 63.46 million) financing package from a group of leading European commercial lenders to refinance its existing debt. The financing package comprises...
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NIB invests in Strängnäs sewage treatment plant PPP
Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and the Swedish municipality of Strängnäs have signed a 25-year framework loan agreement of SEK 280 million (US$ 32.87 million) to finance its investment pr...
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December 01, 2020
NIB signs loan agreement for water infrastructure upgrades in Sweden
Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) and the Swedish municipality of Strängnäs have signed a 25-year framework loan agreement of SEK 280 million (USD 32.88 million) to finance its investment program...
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October 13, 2020
Polhem Infra to acquire Telia Carrier
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September 28, 2020
AMP Capital to acquire infra tech fibre business VX Fiber
AMP Capital has agreed to acquire a majority stake in VX Fiber, an international infra tech fibre business headquartered in Sweden, on behalf of investors in its infrastructure equity strategy. VX Fib...
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