FirstEnergy to invest USD2.5 million in Deep Decarbonization Frontier Fund
FirstEnergy Corp has announced the decision to invest US$2.5 million in the Energy Impact Partners' (EIP) Deep Decarbonization Frontier Fund. The fund intends to invest in early-stage, innovative decarbonization technologies.
Through this fund, EIP works closely with industry entrepreneurs and leading utility, energy, environmental, and finance companies to identify and invest in decarbonization technology, from idea inception to commercial success, that can help accelerate the world's transition to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions.
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February 07, 2022
Final close achieved for Stonepeak Infrastructure Fund IV
Stonepeak has announced the final close for the Stonepeak Infrastructure Fund IV with US$14 billion of aggregate capital commitments. The fund was oversubscribed with demand exceeding its hard cap. F...
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February 04, 2022
USD309 million contract approved for Smart Street Lighting PPP in USA
Council of the District of Columbia in Washington DC, USA has approved the contract with Plenary Infrastructure DC (PIDC) to provide smart lighting network in Washington DC.
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February 04, 2022
NextEnergy Capital completes USD896 mn final close for NextPower III ESG
NextEnergy Capital (NEC) has reached the final close for its NextPower III ESG (NPIII ESG) fund, raising US$896 million. The total capital pool exceeds US$905 million including co-investment and is r...
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February 04, 2022
RFP launched for broadband expansion PPP project in Village of Ruidoso
The Village of Ruidoso has launched a Request for Proposals (RFP) to interested developers for the expansion of the broadband network in the village located in New Mexico, USA. The project invol...
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February 03, 2022
Massachusetts plans redevelopment of Lowell East Campus area
UMass Building Authority in Massachusetts, USA is accepting proposals for the redevelopment at five land parcels in East campus of Umass Lowell. The redevelopment works will be carried out on 10 acre...
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