The joint purchase of the 15% stake from 3i Infrastructure is its second sale in recent days after offloading Elenia, with the two deals representing 40 percent of its portfolio value.
The water treatment project recently completed a $587m refinancing, supported by two major Japanese insurers, Nippon Life and Dai-ichi Life, among others.
The firm has acquired a 35% stake in Tunisie Telecom, its 10th deal in the country and its first in the sector.
The firm has been investing recently through a low-carbon-focused fund, which could raise up to $1.5 billion by the end of next year.
The sale by 3i Infrastructure and Goldman Sachs ends an almost two-year search for a buyer for the Finnish electricity distribution operator.
The firm reached financial close on an 85% equity stake in a 19-floor high-rise next to San Jose State University.
The US-based fund manager has invested in Crosslake Fibre, a company building a cable system connecting Toronto and Buffalo, New York.
The eight-strong portfolio based across France, Italy and Spain has been delivering a 10 percent yield per year.
The firm’s second renewables fund acquired a 49% share of the 94MW Frenchportfolio from STEAG, ahead of a possible fund in the US.
It’s full-steam ahead for their first investment together as the pair agree to buy 413 trains to operate on the new West Midlands Trains franchise.
The Beijing-based lender is making its first investment in China’s power sector, while mobilising private sector capital with a syndicated senior loan for a telecoms project in Oman.
The $1bn plan includes two large-scale wind farms co-invested with QIC and Future Fund under a joint vehicle.
The two firms invested €265m in a €1.57bn bond issuance, one of the largest ever on a European greenfield project.
LEAP, a vehicle backed by the Asian Development Bank and the Japan International Cooperation, has committed to Gulf Energy’s IPO as it seeks to build its portfolio in Thailand.
The $1bn joint vehicle co-invested with RDIF to spend nearly $170m on stakes in Russia’s Transneft and the EN+ Group.