Author Archives: LatinFinance Awards

The past year was not the easiest for infrastructure financing in Latin America, but Spanish bank Santander yet again held firm, playing a leading role in a significant number of […]

Raízen, the integrated Brazilian energy company, is no newcomer to sustainability. But it stands out this year in particular for a transaction that is not only highly innovative as sustainable […]

The largest ever financing for a renewable energy project in Latin America wasn’t just noteworthy for its size.  The $632 million financing for Babilonia Centro, a 553MW wind plant in […]

If investors had cooled on Latin America’s energy and infrastructure sectors over the past year, nobody told Actis. The UK-based sustainable infrastructure investor, which wins the award for Project Sponsor […]

A ground-breaking desalination project under construction in Chile was first conceived as an attempt to address two of the country’s most pressing challenges: water scarcity in the north and accelerating […]

Some project financings make a lasting mark not just in terms of the physical impact of the assets they support, but in the very financial markets that enable them.  A […]

The Dominican Republic has been changing its power matrix since the start of the century and global energy company AES has played a major supporting role.  US-headquartered AES has been […]

Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula won’t be facing an energy crunch for the foreseeable future once a new pipeline project undertaken by Energía Mayakan, a subsidiary of France’s Engie, comes on stream.  […]

Mexico’s former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador came to power with big plans for the country: among them, overhauling energy policy, including an early pledge to return the state to […]