Posted on January 1, 2018 at 18:00 PM
Addressing this imbalance is essential for sustaining economic growth and improving quality of life. Yet political instability and project-related risks often deter investment, leaving critical projects underfunded. One notable success story is the USD533 million Tashkent Riverside project in Uzbekistan, led by Saudi-listed ACWA Power. The greenfield development includes a 200MW solar plant and Central Asia’s largest battery energy storage system designed to stabilise the Uzbek grid. “This was our first transaction in Uzbekistan, a market with an element of challenge, including a lack of precedent for large-scale project financing. “We structured the deal from the ground up, using our relationships and expertise to transform a complex project into a bankable opportunity.
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Catalysing FDI hinges on unlocking diverse sources of capital. As traditional banking markets face constraints, private credit and export credit agencies (ECAs) are stepping in to fill the gap. Private credit is becoming a cornerstone of infrastructure financing in emerging markets. In 2023 alone, it raised USD20 billion for infrastructure projects, with firms like Blackstone and BlackRock driving the expansion.
Private credit has reached USD1.7 trillion and is expected to double by 2027.” Hoornweg said. “It’s a vital source of liquidity, especially for infrastructure in emerging markets, where traditional banks often shy away from long-term commitments,
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