Over 75% of Noble's senior debt holders agree to its $3.5 billion restructuring plan, a crucial step for the turnaround of the embattled commodities trader.
As India's power needs increase, private equity is beginning to flow into the grid. CPPIB doubles down on its investment in Indian clean energy provider ReNew Power.
Will Richard Elman's departure herald a breakthrough in talks over Noble Group's contentious restructuring support agreement?
A lawsuit and stock sales underline equity shareholders continuing dissatisfaction with Noble's proposed restructuring as the group defaults on its March 2018 bond issue.
A group of investors present a counterproposal to improve their standing in the embattled commodity trader’s distressed debt exchange.
Beijing is pushing forward with its SOE reforms by combining two state-owned nuclear power producers to improve efficiency and enhance competitiveness in the global market.
Investment has poured into the off-grid solar sector, which offers safe alternatives to kerosene lamps in emerging markets. However a rising flood of Chinese suppliers is crushing margins. Sharper analysis is needed to separate winners from losers.
Investors say the financially-battered commodities trader needs to build on momentum from US oil deal and swiftly outline a debt restructuring plan.
India kicks off one of the largest ever government divestment deals with a $2.2 billion sale of shares in the country’s largest power producer.
Even as Moody's and S&P again cut the ailing commodities trader's ratings, speculation creditors will throw it a lifeline, propping up bond prices.
Australia’s power generation sector has been hamstrung by shambolic policy decisions for decades prompting investors to demand an end to a parochial preference for fossil fuels.
The mega merger creates the world's biggest power company and may spark consolidation another across China's energy sector.
The company's stock and bond prices staged a small recovery late last week. Was it just a dead cat bounce, or a sign the company can weather its liquidity crisis?
China Everbright Greentech is first out of the gate after the Easter break with a discounted deal that aims to benefit from favourable regulation and sectoral share price gains.
Southeast Asia's largest waste-to-energy company opens one of Thailand's largest flotations in recent years.
The unrated group decides to tap European investors first before coming to Asia as it raises fresh capital from a perpetual bond.
Commodities trading group hopes to head for calmer waters after avoiding a liquidity crunch by taking advantage of rallying bond prices to re-finance short-term bank debt.
The coal sector feels the heat, with leading domestic and international banks increasingly reluctant to lend
Billionaire Anil Agarwal's London-listed mining group raises $1 billion in a five-and-a-half year deal to take out part of its outstanding bonds.
China Datang Group has launched a second attempt to spin-off its energy conservation business as China tightens emissions standards.