Aldwych International

Company description

Aldwych was established in 2004, for the purpose of developing, owning and operating power generation, transmission and distribution projects in emerging economies, primarily Africa. The Aldwych management has a long history of international power industry experience and has successfully financed or re-financed 20 power projects worldwide totalling over 11,000MW and US $3.75bn, in both the developed and the developing world.

With an early investment by the Shell Foundation and significant funding from the Dutch development bank FMO, Aldwych is able to combine its skills and expertise with access to the significant reservoir of funds dedicated to infrastructure projects in its target countries. Aldwych is committed to supporting the economic and social development of the countries in which it invests, by delivering the power they need in a sustainable and affordable manner and in a spirit of partnership and cooperation.

Company details

City:
London
Address:
30 King Street

Participation in projects

Projects Transactions
List of the updates in which the company was involved

Company updates

  • July 23, 2020

    Aldwych and partner developers seek EPC for the first phase of 60 MW Djermaya solar and energy storage project

    The project shareholders which include Aldwych Africa Developments Ltd, part of PIDG-owned InfraCo Africa Litd, and Smart Energies International SAS have opened a Request for Proposal (RfP) for Owners...

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  • October 03, 2019

    AfDB funds 60 MW Djermaya solar and energy storage project in Chad

    The African Development Bank has approved a loan of EUR18-million (US$19.7 million) and a Partial Risk Guarantee (GPR), for the construction of the Djermaya solar power station in Chad. The construct...

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  • December 30, 2016

    Amandi Energy reaches FC and begins construction of its 200 MW power plant in Aboadze

    Amandi Energy Limited has reached financial close and begun construction of a 200 MW combined cycle, dual-fuel power project in Aboadze, Ghana.

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  • January 18, 2016

    Azura-Edo Independent Power Project reaches financial close and enters construction

    Azura Power West Africa Limited, a 450 MW gas-fired independent power project (IPP) in Nigeria, has reached financial close and has entered in the construction phase.

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  • May 12, 2015

    12 firms in the race for IPP project in Botswana

    Twelve Asian mega-corporations dominate the race to win the contract for the expansion of Morupule B Power station by an additional 300 megawatt in Botswana.

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  • December 12, 2014

    Kenya signs PPP project for Lake Turkana wind project

    The Kenyan National Treasury has signed the public private partnership (PPP) for the development of the 310 MW Lake Turkana Wind Power project in northern Kenya.

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  • August 18, 2014

    ACE&I's Azura-Edo power project receives $50m financing commitment from OPIC

    American Capital Energy & Infrastructure (ACEI) has announced that the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. Government’s development finance institution, has approved up to US$...

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  • June 25, 2014

    InfraCo Africa signs developer services agreement with Aldwych

    InfraCo Africa has signed developer services agreement whereby Aldwych will develop early stage infrastructure projects up until financial close, in Sub-Saharan Africa, on behalf of InfraCo Africa.

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  • June 12, 2014

    OPIC guarantees investment for Kenya wind project

    The Board of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. Government’s development finance institution, has approved an investment guaranty of up to US$250 million to supp...

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  • May 08, 2014

    Investors get financial close for Nigerian power megaproject

    Azura Power Holdings Ltd announced that it has completed commercial and financial close of its flagship 450MW Azura-Edo Independent Power Project (Azura-Edo IPP) in Edo State, Nigeria.

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