Last
year
Q-Cells
said
it
would
sell
the
Finsterwalde
2
and
3
arrays
–
totalling
40MW
–
to
private-equity
firm
Good
Energies
and
the
€350m
($507m)
NIBC
European
Infrastructure
Fund,
whose
core
shareholders
are
Benelux
institutional
investors.
However,
Good
Energies
appears
to
have
walked
away
from
the
deal.
The
projects
have
been
sold
instead
to
a
joint
venture
comprising
the
NIBC
fund
and
the
DIF
Infrastructure
II
Fund,
which
manages
€600m
of
infrastructure
and
renewables
assets.
The
transacation
was
financed
with
long-term
loans
from
German
development
bank
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