Unusual financing model to back Sweden’s largest solar park
The Hallstaviks solar park, Sweden’s largest, will be the country’s first solar asset financed with a dedicated non-recourse debt facility.
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UK regulator was missing in action at start of nickel crisis, filings show
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Mexican president pushes new labor minister to resolve Grupo Mexico conflict
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