Celine Ge

1 month ago | ionanalytics.com | Celine Ge |Rouhan Sharma

News (Intelligence) China’s State Power Investment Corporation is considering acquiring solar assets in Hungary, two sources told Infralogic. The state-owned company is looking at a potential purchase of a close to 50 MW utility-scale solar portfolio in the east European country from a local energy company. It may comprise two solar plants located in western and eastern Hungary. The deliberations are in the early stages, according to the sources.

Jan 22, 2025 | ionanalytics.com | Celine Ge |Rouhan Sharma

News (Intelligence) China Life Insurance Company is looking to commit to Brookfield Asset Management’s proposed China green fund, two sources told Infralogic. The Chinese insurer could serve as an anchor investor for the investment vehicle, which will mainly invest in renewables and other green assets in China. The size of the China green fund may reach CNY 4bn (USD 550m).

Jan 13, 2025 | ionanalytics.com | Jessica Wong |Celine Ge |Edith Leung

News (Intelligence) British renewables developer Lightsource bp is seeking to sell a stake in the 100 MW Budai solar PV project in Taiwan, according to two sources familiar. A spokesperson for Lightsource bp confirmed the transaction and said it involves a partial divestment in the project while retaining an ownership stake.

Oct 8, 2024 | ionanalytics.com | Celine Ge |Rouhan Sharma

GIC will acquire a minority stake in a new China wind power investment venture set up by Brookfield Asset Management, three sources told Infralogic. The Singaporean investor, which manages Singapore’s foreign reserves, will purchase a 45% stake in the venture. Shanghai-based Chinese wind turbine manufacturer and project developer Envision Energy will take a 6% stake in the vehicle, the sources added.

Sep 16, 2024 | ionanalytics.com | Shaun Drummond |Celine Ge |Rob Clow |Rouhan Sharma

Global Switch’s second attempt to sell its Australian data centres has been suspended, four sources familiar told Infralogic. The final bidders were reported by local media in June this month to be the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Stonepeak. Chinese steel manufacturer Jiangsu Shagang, which owns Global Switch, was not prepared to accept the bids offered of around AUD 2bn (USD 1.3bn), the sources said. UBS’ Hong Kong office was advising Shagang, they added.