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Wow! That's quite an impressive list of trades for IFN! I wouldn't have double the amount of your trades in 2010 for my entire portfolio! LOL.
By AAP | 10.01.2011 12:50 PM
Infigen Energy says it is a step closer to developing the first commercial solar farm in NSW, at Nyngan in the state's north-west, after the company received state-government approval for the $300 million project.
Infigen, an operator of wind farms in Australia, Germany and the US, plans to develop the project in partnership with Chinese company Suntech Power Holdings Co Ltd, using photovoltaic technology developed in NSW.
Didn't see a news release about his:
Infigen wins NSW approval for solar farm
Infigen wins NSW approval for solar farm
Infigen Energy says it is a step closer to developing the first commercial solar farm in NSW after the state government approved the $300 million project.
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The full story is here: http://www.thebull.com.au/articles/a/16781-infigen-wins-nsw-approval-for-solar-farm.html
I was expecting a little more of a "Song & Dance"
Looking further ahead there is a number of opportunities that have the potential to add to
future earnings and generate securityholder value. These include:
● Completion of the Woodlawn Wind Farm by the end of 2011;
● An opportunity to develop 150MW of Solar PV under the Solar Flagships Program
subject to Commonwealth Government selection of the successful applicant, and final
Board approval;
● Improved channels to market including direct contracting with end use customers;
● A carbon price regime and improved wholesale electricity prices in Australia;
● Revival of the REC market as excess RECs work through the system;
● Further initiatives to control O&M costs as wind farms transition off warranty; and
● Continued stringent controls on corporate costs.
Silly or not - I held. Added some in 2011 and now up 42%
Infigen Energy is understood to have instructed Lazard to engage with under-bidders in the Pacific Hydro auction to test interest and tap into the resurgence of M&A appetite in the sector.
The hotly contested sale of Pacific Hydro by IFM Investors to China's State Power Investment Corporation in a deal said to be worth more than $3 billion, including debt, left several suitors standing on the sidelines in late 2015. Street Talk understands Infigen is now weighing several options, including offloading assets, a joint venture, and assessing valuations potential suitors may place on a cornerstone stake or the entire company.
Read more: http://www.afr.com/street-talk/laza...-infigen-energy-20160508-gop25e#ixzz489j5uiUM
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Look's like Newgates target is on the horizon sooner rather than later. I don't have much to add to this thread however seems a lot of interest in IFN given the governments renewable energy targets. Is there potential for a bidding war on IFN's asssets and/or development pipeline?
It's gone a bit parabolic... I had a trading position 2 weeks ago but managed to miss this major upleg. A very dump profit taken.
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