A Democratic congressman questioned the role P3s will play in the Trump administration during the infra committee’s first meeting.
TransCanada, developer of the North American pipeline, already has a high amount of leverage and faces political roadblocks to build the project, according to Moody’s.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox scored a historic presidential victory in 2000, bringing the National Action Party to power and ending 71 years of uninterrupted rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party. Ahead of his appearance at our Global Summit 2017, Fox explains how Mexico’s energy reform can end decades of low growth and what the country can do to protect itself from a trade war with the US.
The German asset manager has secured two operational projects totalling 41MW as it reaches a first close on a renewable energy vehicle launched late last year.
The world’s third-largest economy is ramping up efforts to improve its transport systems by attracting private capital, including from abroad.
The French renewable energy developer aims to own and operate 1GW of assets Down Under.
With many projects failing to meet output forecasts, underperformance has become the industry’s ‘biggest challenge’, according to the insurance provider.
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The UK telecoms group is set to be divested by CPPIB and Macquarie, its lead shareholders, in a deal potentially worth up to £6bn.
The deal, which comes nearly two years after both firms first partnered in Mexico, will bump up BlackRock’s infrastructure assets to $14bn.
Domestic giants are vying with foreign players for a slice of the growing market despite signs that a significant share of the output is not being used.
The Singapore-based renewables firm has secured land rights to develop an additional 1GW of solar projects ‘over the near term’.
The deal is the latest to come to fruition as part of the country’s ambitious 4G road programme.
The NextEnergy Solar Fund also said it is in advanced negotiations for an additional 197MW acquisition worth £205m.
The acquisition of three plants, including one of the country’s largest, brings AREF2’s portfolio to about 255MW just two months after closing.
Uganda's Soroti Solar Facility is celebrated as a successful way to quickly develop renewables in Africa, but investors wonder whether it can be replicated.