Some news from different agencies:
http://www.hydroworld.com/articles/...age-plant-with-eye-on-securing-financing.html
http://www.power-technology.com/new...ojects-enter-full-due-diligence-phase-5869852
Most interesting snippet from second article;
"The company expects to receive between A$200m ($152m) and A$300m ($228m) in debt funding from NAIF to move forward with stage II of the 270MW Kidston solar project, which will require a A$420m ($319m) investment."
Good chunk of the solar stage II in debt.
