Legislation enabling the port's privatisation is expected to pass this week after doubts over lease terms were cleared out.
Asia’s largest independent infrastructure fund manager says the move will require investments of up to $12bn over the next two to three years.
North Carolina’s governor has instructed its transportation department to reassess contracts with the Cintra-led consortium building the $665m toll road project.
The Dubai-based firm, which is currently raising its second fund, has sold its stakes in Alexandria International Container Terminals and United Power Co.
The Melbourne-based fund manager will aim to collect up to $3bn for junior and senior debt investments across OECD markets.
The company’s Japanese solar portfolio is expected to hit 100MW this year as it advances towards its three-year target of 300MW overseas capacity.
Former Hess exec Darius Sweet will lead the new team as it seeks to re-open an oil storage facility in the Virgin Islands.
Having struggled with lower than expected revenues since opening SH130 in October 2012, a concession company owned by Cintra and Zachry has gone bust.
The 30MW facility in Cardiff will divert 95% of non-recyclable waste in south Wales away from landfills.
The company has offered to acquire all the shares in the Moomba to Sydney Ethane Pipeline it doesn’t already owns after the failure of two deals last year.
Beijing is looking to boost efficiency and cleaner energy by breaking the monopoly of state-owned grids.
A consortium led by the French fund manager has emerged as preferred bidder more than two years after Maryland began the procurement process.
The UK government today launched a process to divest its stake in the first-of-its-kind lender, with a buyer likely to be chosen by the end of the summer.
The $1.7bn loan is the largest project financing to date in Japan.
The European firm is said to be working on appointing sell-side advisers as it gears up to divest its interest in the oil storage group.