The super fund is paying around $77m to acquire a stake in Bright Energy Investments, a 210MW portfolio of wind and solar assets in West Australia.
The investment by PGGM, OPTrust and USS comes two-and-a-half years after their €420m acquisition of the toll road operator.
Investors should explore opportunities under the China-led One Belt One Road initiative with a long-term view, as China looks to build an ecosystem for trade, argues CLSA’s Alexious Lee.
The firm’s $78m investment in Greengate Power Corp will go towards building a renewables portfolio in Canada with the potential to expand into North America.
The latest movements in the Spanish gas company also see existing investors USS and ATP increase their stakes.
Carlyle and Riverstone are selling the bulk terminal operator just under four years after acquiring it for €408m.
Unit Corporation sold 50% of its natural gas midstream business to bring in growth capital.
The emerging markets-focused fund manager is selling Ostro Energy to CPPIB-backed ReNew Power for $1.5bn.
The Australian fund manager has sold EcogenEnergy, an asset that has generated a 12%-plus return.
The fund, alongside First State, buys 65% of the Danish ferry company in its second Nordics investment this month.
IFM Investors sells 20% of its holding to the Belgian operator, which now owns 80% of the German grid operator, with an option to buy the remainder.
Purchase sees Transurban move into second market in North America.
The NIIF-DP World joint fund is buying a majority stake in an Indian logistics solutions provider from Warburg Pincus, the IFC, Abraaj and the company's founders.
Patrick Samson, head of infrastructure at the Canadian pension, talks about the growth of Asian renewables and how the continent is one of the few markets offering long-dated electricity contracts.
Tobias Reichmuth, founder and CEO of energy transition manager SUSI Partners, argues storage will continue to predominantly be an equity return for the next three to four years.