The Dutch fund manager has acquired 49% of a Californian solar farm as it ramps up its investments in North America.
The financing represents 40% of the total cost to build seven new schools in the Home Counties, a project which will also receive £10.2m of funding from London-listed INPP.
The US firm is planning to make its first step in Asian renewables through backing the $80m management buyout of Japan Wind Development.
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The $6.2bn Laguna Lakeshore Expressway-Dike project is expected to be awarded on August 21.
The Spanish buyout firm expects to double its assets under management through the acquisition of five investment vehicles totalling €370m.
The Indian developer has been shortlisted to devise a master plan for a $969m fast-track road project.
The secondaries-focused effort, which includes a commingled strategy and separate accounts, is around twice the size of the firm’s 2009-vintage programme.
Macquarie’s infrastructure debt platform is providing three facilities to A Shade Greener, a residential housing and solar PV operator.
Borealis, AP3, Folksam and AP1 have agreed to buy the country’s second-largest power network, allowing the Finnish utility to post about €6.3bn in sales gain from the divestment of its distribution activities.
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Despite criticism of the move from the US, the UK has expressed its intention to be a founding member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
Indonesia-based gas-fired power producer MAXpower Group has won two power plant projects in the Indonesian islands of New Tarahan and East Kalimantan.
The Toronto-based pension fund manager has acquired a 17% stake in HKBN, Hong Kong’s second-biggest broadband and fixed line telecoms company.
The Australian fund manager has agreed to acquire ITR Concession Company, its second toll road investment in the Americas this year.
The Chinese sovereign wealth fund sees East Africa as one of the most attractive developing regions at a time of return compression in developed countries.
While the oil price drop has put pressure on renewable energy in developed markets, the story is different in emerging markets where demand is huge and growing.