Yancoal is set to become the largest independent coal operator in Australia and a key supplier to the Asian region.
Backed by Japanese investors, the vehicle is seeking to raise another $400m to invest in operating assets in the country.
The country’s National Infrastructure Agency is working with the Antioquia district on a plan to construct an 80km link between Caldas and Botero.
The private equity firm shed the hydro assets it bought in a deal last year that also included gas and petroleum-fired power plants.
The firm’s new Core Infrastructure Fund, expected to hit a €450m hard-cap after the summer, purchased a stake in ADTIM from InfraVia.
The A$2.6bn 1,700-bed PPP in NSW is backed by Serco, John Laing, John Holland and Macquarie Capital.
The NetLink NBN Trust, which runs a 76,000km fibre optic network across the island, is expected to provide an annual yield of around 5%.
The Tierra Mojada CCGT project in Guadalajara will look to sell energy to a market opened by the country’s recent reforms.
Equipped with battery storage, the new facility will supply enough electricity to power a 40-hectare greenhouse.
The co-head of the firm’s infra debt strategy sees opportunities arising from the refinancing of brownfield assets and Australia’s growing renewables sector.
The plan would see 72,000 of the city’s streetlamps replaced with energy-efficient LED lights, as the district looks increasingly towards the private sector for infrastructure projects.
Financial ‘flexibility’ of the combined entity would be constrained, assuming the €16bn transaction is greenlit by regulators, Standard & Poor’s said.
The latest tender, part of the country’s privatisation programme, comes more than six months after a €400m deal with Azerbaijan’s Socar fell apart.
The firm’s second renewable power vehicle has picked up investments from two US institutions this month, including $50m from the New Mexico State Investment Council.
India needs to invest nearly $150bn to meet its 2022 renewable energy target, a large part of which will be contributed by foreign capital as domestic lending is constrained.