The seven acquired projects include the largest solar park in Northern Ireland, generating 45MW. They were bought from German developer BayWa and became operational earlier this year.
The Macquarie debt vehicle’s second social housing deal is part of a wider £270m debt package.
The partnership with Biomass Group will initially aim to produce 150,000 tonnes of biomass pellets a year.
The Australian state’s approach is a ‘best practice’ model of risk allocation and can be replicated globally, says the ratings agency.
The bank’s energy investment arm commits to Durango, which supplies natural gas services to producers in Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
The deal is the scheme’s largest to date and was sealed by the Multi-Strategy Infrastructure Fund, which now has £750m of commitments.
The process included some original shareholders exiting, removing monoline insurers from the capital structure and a new senior debt refinancing.
The new scheme will back operations of Springvale mine and Mount Piper Power Station, providing up to 15% of energy demand in New South Wales.
The firm acquired assets generating a combined 3.4GW in Latin America as it eyes up to $6.5bn for its sophomore vehicle.
A steady stream of deals – including a record-breaking renewables transaction – all point to the emergence of Asia as a serious investment destination.
By combining 34 of its wind assets into newly formed Ventient Energy, the manager has created the UK’s third-largest onshore wind operator, with an installed capacity just shy of 700MW.
The deal is the €1.8bn fund’s fourth investment, all of which have been in the transport sector.
Tesla is delivering the 100MW energy storage facility less than 100 days since signing the contract.
The deal is expected to see storage provider BESS grow a portfolio of over 60MW by the end of the year. The investment is Tiger Infrastructure’s first venture into the UK market and its maiden storage commitment since its formation in 2009 by Julian Robertson and Emil Henry, former assistant secretary of the US Treasury.
Current commitments stand at around €110m after a second close in the summer – this followed a €66 million first close at the end of March. The Swiss vehicle has also secured its second investment, deploying C$120m into energy storage sites in Canada.