Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "SN Power AS invests in clean, renewable energy on a commercial basis in emerging markets. The company focuses on investments in hydroelectricity and has several running plants in the Philippines and constructions going on in Zambia and Panama. The company is focusing on markets in Africa south of Sahara, Central America and Southeast Asia and has established offices in Singapore, Mozambique, Costa Rica and Vietnam. The company is a joint venture between Statkraft and Norfund, both owned by the Government of Norway.The company was established in 2002. Along with Norfund, the Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries, Statkraft created the international power company Statkraft Norfund Power Invest (SN Power) in 2002. The company was formed to promote economic growth and sustainable development in new and emerging markets. SN Power was a continuation of efforts that Statkraft began in the 1990s with projects in Laos and Nepal. In May 2003, SN Power made its first investment, with the acquisition of 30 per cent of Nividhu in Sri Lanka, a venture partner that operates the power plants Assupiniella and Belihuloya."@en }
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- SN_Power abstract "SN Power AS invests in clean, renewable energy on a commercial basis in emerging markets. The company focuses on investments in hydroelectricity and has several running plants in the Philippines and constructions going on in Zambia and Panama. The company is focusing on markets in Africa south of Sahara, Central America and Southeast Asia and has established offices in Singapore, Mozambique, Costa Rica and Vietnam. The company is a joint venture between Statkraft and Norfund, both owned by the Government of Norway.The company was established in 2002. Along with Norfund, the Norwegian Investment Fund for Developing Countries, Statkraft created the international power company Statkraft Norfund Power Invest (SN Power) in 2002. The company was formed to promote economic growth and sustainable development in new and emerging markets. SN Power was a continuation of efforts that Statkraft began in the 1990s with projects in Laos and Nepal. In May 2003, SN Power made its first investment, with the acquisition of 30 per cent of Nividhu in Sri Lanka, a venture partner that operates the power plants Assupiniella and Belihuloya.".