Abstract

In the power sector alone, the US Export-Import Bank has provided financing commitments for eight transactions, lending $2.3 billion of Ex-Im Bank financing for projects totalling $8.3 billion in investment. The Paiton Project in Indonesia, the Termobarranquilla Project in Columbia, the Samalayuca Project Project in Mexico, the Marmara Project in Turkey, and the Sual Project in the Philippines - all of them pioneering IPPs - have benefitted from Ex-Im Bank loans since Glenn T. Matsumo started up the new Project Finance Division in March 1995.

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