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Intergen Completes Financing Of Callide Power Plant In Australia
InterGen today announced that it has completed the debt financing for a 50 percent stake in the 840 MW Callide C power facility in Queensland, Australia. Callide C, a coal-fired facility, is projected to begin commercial operations in May of 2001 and is the extension of an existing facility that is currently in operation. The remaining 50 percent stake in Callide C is owned by CS Energy, one of three state government-owned generating companies in Queensland. The project finance facility of $325 million that supports Callide C was supplied by a syndicate of National Australia Bank, Bank of America, and BNP Paribas.
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Intergen Applies For Licenses To Build 800 Mw Co-generation Plant In Rotterdam
InterGen, through its affiliate Rotterdam Energy Company Ltd., today applied to the Province of South Holland and to the Ministry of Transport and Public Works for licenses to build and operate an 800 MW gas-fired co-generation plant in Rotterdam, Netherlands. InterGen proposes to build this plant on land currently occupied by Nerefco, a refining company, near Pernis in Rotterdam Harbor.
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New Development And Management Company Launches To Help Fuel Airport Growth
A new breed of airport development company, providing the full range of project development, investment, ownership, and operations in a true public/private partnership context, is poised to make its mark on the fast-growing airport privatization market. Alterra Partners will develop, finance, construct, own, and operate airport projects and concessions throughout the world. The new company is a wholly owned affiliate of Bechtel Enterprises Holdings, Inc., a global leader in the development, financing, and ownership of infrastructure projects and companies.
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Intergen And Enka Complete $1.5 Billion Financing Of Major Power Plants In Turkey
InterGen and its Turkish partner Enka today announced the loan signing of the Gebze, Adapazari, and Izmir natural gas-fired power facilities in Turkey. Taken together, the total financing of $1.5 billion for the three facilities represents one of the largest private sector greenfield power project financings ever completed. Total project cost for the three plants will be over $2 billion.