Low gas prices, protests at home and a US president who seems bent on walling the country off have challenged Mexico’s energy sector. But three years after a series of reforms that opened the country to private investors, Mexico will not be turning back.
TransCanada recently won approval from US President Donald Trump to build the $8bn Keystone XL Pipeline.
Australia’s green bank will work with the state on a financing package for the country’s largest grid-scale battery storage scheme.
The firm plans to use the proceeds, which could reach about £57m, to be used to repay debt in anticipation for further investments.
The $1.7bn Chinese-sponsored project in the Punjab province will serve three million residential customers, easing a severe power shortage in the country.
The refinancing of four parks delivering 106MW of power comes amid reports the US private equity firm is looking to sell the owner of the projects.
A quarter of a century after making its infrastructure debut, AMP Capital closed its maiden global fund on $2.4bn at the end of last year. We sit down with infrastructure equity chief Boe Pahari to assess how the firm fits in relative to its peers.
Earlier this month, the European Investment Bank provided a €250m loan to the utility company.
Interest in the country’s vast offshore wind potential is increasing now that several projects are moving ahead.
The budget has been allocated to the Small Communities Fund to build 26 infrastructure projects throughout the province.
The plan from Fluor Enterprises would convert the city’s Orange Line from a bus rapid transit, an endeavour priced at $1.2bn by the Metro authority in an earlier study.
The two direct investors are set to pay over £1.3bn for 26% of the UK’s largest water utility, the third asset to be exited by Macquarie’s second European fund.
The manager of the UK-listed wind fund has set up an Irish counterpart just a few months after unveiling a solar investment vehicle.
The amount of financing the government-run renewables financier has pledged to such projects has now exceeded its initial $190m target.
A group of nine infrastructure projects is ready to issue securities on the Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges to tap public markets as a source of funding.