Abu Dhabi firm is part of consortium named preferred bidder for the $320m project, which will divert 96% of Perth’s residual waste from landfills and turn it into renewable energy.
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The Swedish firm, which has focused on the US and Europe, is looking to expand eastward with the help of the Singapore-based investment firm.
The Danish firm reached a deal with Vancouver-based NaiKun to partner on a 300MW-400MW project in British Columbia.
The Danish government had called for ‘long-term’ investors following Macquarie’s review of its stake in May.
The $6.9bn project, majority held by a consortium led by Fosun Group, is the first in the country to be funded using the framework.
The pair have invested in a portfolio containing rail links, toll roads, court houses and a prison.
Developers from the two countries will expand river channels in Peru’s Amazon to allow greater transit ship passage.
The Modi government has agreed to separate mobile tower assets from the country’s loss-making state-owned telecom company.
The Spanish firm, which was chosen to build the combined-cycle plant in 2015 under a $1.55bn deal, exited as part of its viability plan.
The $3bn government infrastructure fund, which will back the country’s PPP projects, has faced repeated delays.
Kansas City picked the group to build and finance a new terminal at its international hub.
The PPP specialist will lead a nearly 50% expansion of Casey Hospital, its first equity investment.
The revamped Green Investment Bank has backed a UK-based energy-from-waste plant worth about £360m.
China’s supportive policies expected to swell non-fossil fuel capacity, though grid curtailment rates for solar and wind reached record highs last year, according to Moody’s fresh report.
The placement agent’s 2017 survey saw a majority of institutional investors keeping their infra exposure flat.