The firm’s Petershill fund made its second investment this year in energy-focused Riverstone Holdings.
The transaction is expected to be completed later this year after the European Commission asked the would-be buyer to withdraw Hamburg Süd from five trade routes.
The Chinese developer will inject about $250m to help build the 527.5MW facility, which is set to become the largest wind farm in the Southern hemisphere.
As their current joint venture in Texas nears completion, the developers won another contract to expand a highway in Dallas.
The Canadian institution has teamed up with regular partner Innergex to buy three projects with a capacity of 119.5MW from a subsidiary of Riverstone.
The partnership will see the Gulf-based port operator invest a further $1bn in the country’s infrastructure as it expands its $1.2bn Indian portfolio.
The project, which is yet to be built, is expected to cost the company up to €255m and would be the first significant solar development in Spain in over four years.
The cities of Osaka and Hamamatsu will likely spearhead moves to privatise water infrastructure, according to Moody’s, with small municipalities set to follow suit.
The federal government now has to decide whether it will build the proposed $3.7bn airport itself or offer the opportunity to private sector companies.
The Dutch pension manager says investing in the US’s largest rooftop solar provider will give it access to a 275MW portfolio and put it in ‘virtual contact’ with 38,000 households.
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The deal ensures the company becomes one of the largest solar PV owners in the country following a deal with Riverstone and bankrupt developer SunEdison.
Infracapital and Morgan Stanley’s sale of Affinity Water is the latest in a series of transactions in the UK water sector in recent months.
The French firm’s oil storage platform will boost its terminal ownership from one to nine after purchasing facilities in France, Spain and Portugal.
The state has seen four large-scale solar projects hit financial close in the first two days of May, including a 148MW project backed by Palisade.