The problems at the Oyu Tolgoi mining project in Mongolia mean the sponsors, Rio Tinto via its ownership of Turquoise Hill Resources, will have to raise $1 billion-plus...
Matthew Oresman and Henrietta Worthington, partner and associate at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, take a look at why they think US policy represents the greatest...
Sweeping EU restrictions on Russian gas are set to upend contract structures and supply routes by 2028. As Brussels phases out Russian energy, commodity finance players face new legal flashpoints and a scramble for alternative sourcing - testing both resilience and opportunity across Europe’s markets.
Today’s Exile is Madiha Aslam, Director and Head of Structured Finance At Innovo Group. Madiha admires people who forge their own path, drawing on their experience without being restricted by what’s gone before.
Uzbekistan’s growing energy market provides plenty of opportunities for infrastructure development, and ECAs are showing enthusiasm. Gas remains essential to its ecosystem, but Uzbekistan’s ambitions in hydrogen have helped to offset any concerns over long-term fossil fuel financing.
The outlook for the green hydrogen market has been challenged in recent years despite positive rhetoric from industry stakeholders. A consistent financing pipeline is yet to materialise, most notably within the export finance market. EIFO has changed the narrative with a deal for UK production, but the roadmap to commercial bankability is long and complex.
Connecting Innovators in Export, Project & Development Finance - Your 2025 Networking Gateway For The APAC Region
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An exclusive, in-depth analysis of the latest proprietary H1 2025 data in development and project finance from Uxolo and sister brands, TXF and Proximo, hosted during the World Bank Annual Meetings.
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