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Wastewater association receives a BSAP Fund grant

17 Oct 2011

A grant from NIB’s Baltic Sea Action Plan Fund to the Swedish Water and Wastewater Association is laying grounds for a number of investment projects which will reduce nitrogen and phosphorus discharges to the Baltic Sea.

DONG Energy: going windward

14 Oct 2011

DONG Energy is building Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm. NIB is financing the project with a EUR 240 million loan.

With an overall capacity of 400 MW, the new Anholt wind farm will cover 4% of Denmark's total power consumption.

NIB and BSTDB: cooperation for a cleaner Black Sea region

8 Sep 2011

Cooperation between NIB and the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (BSTDB) has evolved over the past seven years. The most recent loan programme, signed in June 2011 and with a specific environmental focus, has confirmed BSTDB’s place as one of the preferred financial intermediary partners in NIB’s non-member countries.

Helsinki university library: breaking the mould

8 Sep 2011

The University of Helsinki is aiming to develop more cohesive library structures and integrated services. NIB is financing the construction project with a EUR 27 million loan.

Powering Iceland to recovery

14 Jun 2011

The key to revitalising Iceland’s economy lies in the country’s rivers and geothermal waters. With NIB financing, Iceland’s main energy company Landsvirkjun is constructing a new hydropower plant which will feed clean electricity to power-intensive industries on the island.

IDFC: We welcome NIB in financing Indian infrastructure

2 Jun 2011

India’s IDFC has received a loan facility for lending to infrastructure projects in this country. The NIB Newsletter met with Mr S. J. Balesh, Senior Director Resources at the IDFC, to find out more about his institution’s special status and the most urgent needs for modern infrastructure in India.

Intermediaries play key role in non-member financing

11 May 2011

"Financing through intermediaries is without any doubt a key component of our strategies in non-member countries," says Søren Mortensen, Head of Non-member Lending at NIB, in this interview.

NDEP to shift focus to smaller municipalities

5 May 2011

In June 2011, NDEP marks its 10th anniversary.
Extended until 2017, it will shift its focus to wastewater treatment in smaller municipalities and energy efficiency projects.

Gabrielsberget: Catching the winds of the north

5 May 2011

Sweden's Svevind AB is building the country's largest wind farm, Gabrielsberget, on a mountain overlooking the Gulf of Bothnia in in the northern part of the country. NIB has participated in the project with two loans totalling EUR 68 million.

Metro heads west

20 Apr 2011

A new metro stretch westward from Finland's capital city, Helsinki, to its satellite Espoo is the country's largest infrastructure project. NIB has provided a EUR 120 million loan for its implementation.

 

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