Matthieu Favas
Matthieu Favas is the editor of Agri Investor. He was previously the web editor of Infrastructure Investor, where he started in 2013 after a year as a reporter at Private Equity International. Prior to joining PEI he spent four years in the wine industry in London, Spain and Mongolia.
The UK-listed vehicle is looking to invest in a £210m pipeline of projects before the RO subsidy regime closes for plants over 5MW in April 2015.
The UK-listed vehicle is looking to invest in a £210m pipeline of projects before the RO subsidy regime closes for plants over 5MW in April 2015.
The A$46m transaction will bring the London-listed firm’s stake in the Victoria PPP to 9.3%.
The UK-listed vehicle is looking to invest in a £210m pipeline of ROC projects before the subsidy regime closes for plants over 5MW in April 2015.
The A$46m transaction will bring the London-listed firm’s stake in the Victoria PPP to 9.3%.
Four years after advising governments to rein in expenditure, the institution has joined a growing number of international organisations calling for an “infrastructure push”.
Four years after advising governments to rein in expenditure, the institution has joined a growing number of international organisations calling for an “infrastructure push”.
A write-down on portfolio company Pacific Hydro is expected to bring down the value of the firm’s Australian Infrastructure Fund by 5%.
The latest managers backed by London’s largest local government pension include Semperian and the Energy and Minerals Group.
The firms are part of the consortium that will develop and operate Victoria’s East West Link road project, for which it will contribute A$3.3bn.