The renewable energy and energy efficiency fund manager has taken advantage of benign circumstances to put together a new debt facility.
The South African fund manager has invested from the $200m CPCIF fund which closed last month.
IFC will be investing alongside the New York-based developer in the Vorotan hydroelectric facility, in what is the first US investment in Armenia’s energy sector.
Albion Community Power has received a £10m commitment from the Greater Manchester Pension Fund and now has £70m in total.
The Spanish toll road firm, which has been growing outside its home market, is looking to add the A4 and A31 to its portfolio.
Japan’s $1.1trn pension fund is hiring investment professionals to lead investments in alternatives, including infrastructure.
The renewables-focused firm has received a €50m commitment from the EIB.
The private sector will be invited to put forward completely new projects or bid for identified projects where no feasibility study has been done.
The deal is part of a handful of acquisitions sealed this year by the London-listed vehicle with an eye on further international expansion.
Tank & Rast has been sold by Terra Firma and RREEF Infrastructure to a group of four institutional investors.
The Macquarie Capital managing director and government expert will stay on at the firm for a further few months in a consulting role.
Landesbank Saar and Bpifrance Financement have signed 16 separate agreements with Kallista Energy for 180MW of projects.
New York-listed Legg Mason intends to expand the Australian manager’s client base in the US, Asia and Europe.
London-listed HICL sold its majority stake in Colchester Garrison to Allianz, the PIP and Dalmore Capital in February.
The US firms are set to acquire ExteNet, an owner and operator of small wireless towers.