Three consortia selected last year have been invited to submit proposals for the Gordie Howe International Bridge project.
Brett Clark, previously at Infrastructure Ontario and Scotiabank, will lead the $50bn Investment Management Corporation of Ontario.
The UK fund manager has secured funds from a group of international banks for a wind project set to be among Italy’s largest.
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The French government has sold off majority stakes in Lyon and Nice airports to two consortia comprising a handful of domestic and European players.
Australia’s first suburban arterial PPP will be carried out under the availability-based model.
Andrew Newington, partner and COO at Actis, reflects on the impact of Trump’s victory on the emerging markets in which the firm operates.
The world’s largest renewables producer is looking to have 39% of its power mix contributed by non-fossil fuel sources by the end of the decade.
The Charlotte-based utility said solar, wind, biomass and landfill gas projects are qualified to be developed throughout North and South Carolina.
The Danish renewables developer is exiting its oil and gas business as part of a “strategic transformation” to focus on its growing offshore wind pipeline.
The private equity firms have spent $2.8bn to acquire a portfolio of data centres as well as four cybersecurity and analytics companies.
Overseas specialists are setting up shop in the country as it aims to add 1GW of renewables capacity per year over the coming decade.
Experts at a Duff & Phelps seminar at London’s Shard building shone some light on the outcome of the (latest) unexpected election result.
The UK listed fund is starting to deploy the £62m it collected in September in a move that brings its ownership of the UK’s overall onshore wind capacity to 5%.
InfraVia’s investment in NGD, Europe’s largest data centre, is a key example of the infrastructure opportunity offered by digitalisation, says Bruno Candès, a partner at the firm.