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Construction of the $4bn project will begin immediately with substantial completion expected during 2022.
The UK Green investment Bank and Equitix have used money from two energy efficiency funds to finance the construction of a 5.4MW biomass project.
The Japanese investment bank also has plans to raise an Asian infrastructure fund.
The US passenger rail company has issued an RFQ for the redevelopment of Chicagoโ€™s Union Station.
Texas Microgrid, a new partnership between Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Partners and microgrid operator ERock, marks BBIPโ€™s second investment in North America.
Amber Infrastructure, Balfour Beatty and Macquarie Capital are set to bid for the ยฃ230m project, the sole asset in the UKโ€™s fourth offshore transmission tender.
The developer is looking to divest all of its operating assets in a bid to pare debt and fund its recent entry into the defence sector.
The Hong Kong-listed investment manager has dived into the telecoms and power sectors through four transactions in a week.
With high-bidding yieldcos out of the way, investment returns on renewables may bounce back attracting infrastructure investors once again, argues First Avenueโ€™s Paul Buckley.
Zurich Airport, paired with CPPIB, is said to be the only European industry player bidding for the โ‚ฌ1.8bn French hub.
Simo Santavirta will coordinate asset management across Ardianโ€™s portfolio following several acquisitions in the energy sector.
The organisation has offered a $170m loan to a local conglomerate via its own account, its asset management unit and other co-investors.
The country's third-largest metropolitan area is also looking to build a subsea cable as part of an infrastructure plan designed to grow its economy to $24bn by 2033.
The $900m deal comes after the firm won the right to run Australia's Port of Darwin for 99 years last November.
The latest proposal put forth by two private consortia to acquire the Australian port operator falls short of appeasing ACCCโ€™s competition concerns.
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