Newnet: TRIG acquires 276MW wind, solar from RES

16 August 2013 – Today’s Top Stories on NewNet

• TRIG acquires 276MW wind, solar from RES PREMIUM
• Maxim Integrated acquires Volterra Semiconductor for $605m
• Macquarie leads green investment space with largest deal in July PREMIUM
• German development bank KfW Ipex provides $59.6m for Canadian wind farm

Deals »

• Armstrong invests $30m in Southeast Asia solar, biogas
• Maxim Integrated acquires Volterra Semiconductor for $605m
• PowerSecure International to raise $44m from stock offering
• German development bank KfW Ipex provides $59.6m for Canadian wind farm
• Deccan Water secures $62m to develop 31MW Kenyan solar farm
• Renewables investor NTR completes consolidation plan on asset divest
• Lyceum Capital acquires Isotrak for UK, US expansion
• Macquarie leads green investment space with largest deal in July PREMIUM
• PE group Triton buys FCC’s Alpine Energie unit
• TRIG acquires 276MW wind, solar from RES PREMIUM
• Intel invests $8.8m in cloud technology company NxtGen

Company »

• Deminor ramps up Vestas tension with second €11m lawsuit
• Huaneng gets green light for 48MW China wind project
• Juhl Energy puts improved results down to diversifying energy
• ThermoEnergy ‘growing recognition’ in oil and gas markets, increases profits
• Meyer Burger forsees PV market recovery amidst heavy losses
• JTC looks to boost cleantech R&D through new Singapore business park
• Renova Energia to bid for 425MW Brazilian wind projects
• Aboitiz Power to bid for 440MW Filipino geothermal project
• Statkraft posts €115.5m Q2 operating losses
• Brazil’s CPFL Energia boosts sales in Q2

Fund »

• Mitsubishi, EDF joint venture wind project secures €100m finance

Policy »

• President Obama to install solar panels on the White House
• South Africa to create water management agency
• China wind market to remain largest to 2020

People »

• Three directors leave Hareon Solar after 19% losses

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