The Korean pension-led PE fund is teaming up with KEPCO, Korea’s state-owned utility, once again, this time adding three US solar assets to their joint portfolio.
The €1bn stake acquisition is also its first deal in Spain and its third water deal globally.
The firm’s BIP vehicle exited its 27.8 percent stake in Transelec, offloading the holding to China Southern Power Grid International.
Growers will also be able to acquire equity in the facility, which an insider called 'a turning point' for the struggling industry.
Its equity financing for the 226MW Murra Warra wind farm in Victoria represents the firm’s first major foray into the country’s wind energy space.
The French firm is acquiring the interest from John Laing for £230m, making it its first direct infra investment in the UK.
The €18bn-plus takeover will end with Atlantia owning 50% of Abertis, ACS owning 30% and its German arm, Hotchtief, holding the remaining 20%.
Dubbed the world's largest solar park, the $2.3bn Pavagada facility will lease land from struggling producers in an arid part of Karnataka state.
The Australian fund manager purchased Everstream Solutions, a company operating more than 10,000 route miles of internet cables.
Three years after its initial investment, the UK-based fund manager is looking to buy the entire rural broadband provider, but fellow shareholder Railpen has rejected its offer.
The sale of Oslofjord Varme to a consortium also including Infranode represents the first realisation from iCON’s €500m second fund.
Orix-backed CWA will use the funds to launch a series of PPPs aimed at improving infrastructure in non-metropolitan urban centres.
The four regional hubs were part of a PPP tender launched in 2014, which the government cancelled last year.
The deal comes as the CIP III fund secures its first Asian LP ahead of an expected final close this month.
All four car parking funds will join Primevest Capital Partners, alongside Bouwfonds’ second digital infra fund.