Breakwall Capital, a new fund put together by former Riverstone Credit fund managers, is preparing to raise $500m to make project loans in decarbonization as well as the traditional energy sector. We spoke to founders Christopher Abbate and Daniel Flannery.
The developer of a potentially massive network of green hydrogen production, transport and salt cavern storage — estimated to cost billions — is seeking banks to support a project debt raise.
A US e-fuels developer is in the midst of a Series C raise with BofA Securities advising.
A clean fuels developer with projects on both sides of the Atlantic is pursuing an e-methanol project in West Texas with an estimated cost of between $800m – $900m.
A carbon capture and technology firm is conducting a FEED study for a blue ammonia facility it expects will cost some $1.2bn in traditional project finance. The company also has a pipeline of biomass-to-electricity (or “biome”) projects in the works.
A new hedge fund founded by a clean fuels industry veteran is gathering partners to raise up to $2bn initially for deployment into ammonia and other climate-transition technologies.
The world’s largest hydrogen-dedicated fund is launching a fundraise for a new hydrogen equipment fund, and is scouting targets in the US, where it has yet to make an investment. Hy24 Managing Director Guillaume Lesueur details the fund’s strategy in an interview.
The clean energy trade group plans to continue promoting the concept of “grandfathering” for early-mover green hydrogen projects in response to IRS guidance for 45V rules, according to industry sources familiar with the plans.
A co-founder and executive has departed the North Carolina-based firm, which recently announced an ammonia project in Texas.
The Alaska corporation is raising capital to reach FID on a $44bn LNG project that includes the construction of a natural gas pipeline and carbon capture infrastructure.
