Macquarie enters large Vestas project

The investment giant has entered the growing hybrid project which could give Vestas orders for more than 7.5 GW.
Photo: Vestas
Photo: Vestas

One of the world's most ambitious renewable energy projects has received financing from the world's largest asset manager within infrastructure, Macquarie. The latter has injected development capital in the hybrid project Asian Renewable Energy Hub (AREH) which has grown to more than 11 GW, announces AREH in a press statement.

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