The firm’s third infrastructure vehicle is expected to reach its $7bn hard-cap in early 2018, with Fund II close to being fully invested.
Royal Bank of Scotland and Investec were members of a banking consortium that restructured the financing arrangement for two CIP biomass plants.
The Singaporean SWF teams up with Goldman Sachs for a stake in Tokyo-based energy generation developer JRE.
The Sydney-based firm already has stakes in hubs in Melbourne, Launceston, Newcastle Airport and Budapest.
The platform’s Multi-Strategy Infrastructure Fund bought the six UK solar plants in February from China-based Trina Solar.
The Japanese insurer’s loan covers more than 20% of the total refinancing package for the AMP-backed desalination PPP in Melbourne, the largest facility of its kind in the southern hemisphere.
The deal is part of a wider €1bn disposal by Gas Natural Fenosa, which has exited the market due to Italy’s legal overhaul.
The acquisition of the Minnesota-based airport equipment company is 3i’s first infra deal in North America.
The Mirova-Eurofideme 3 fund now controls 95 percent of two wind farms worth a combined €123m.
The Canadian pension has backed a $1bn data centre fund managed by a subsidiary of Singapore-based Keppel Capital.
CIF sells its interest in OTC, which has a portfolio of more than 800 mobile sites.
Korean investor Daelim Energy buys the two facilties in its debut deal in the country as it looks to bolster its global power portfolio.
Craig Noble, CEO of the asset manager’s public securities business, says the purchase gives Brookfield a ‘standalone energy infrastructure strategy’.
The Canadian pension manager and CKD Infraestructura have made the first renewables acquisition of their partnership.
The $237m Islamic bond helped Oslo-based Scatec Solar reach financial close on three power plants totalling 197MW capacity.