The 70MW portfolio of plants, which turn sugarcane into electricity, is expected to qualify for the country’s feed-in tariff.
The super fund, which has about A$9bn deployed into infrastructure assets, has extended its investment in a large-scale filtration facility for a further 14 years.
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Acting on its $10bn clean energy commitment in January, National Bank of Abu Dhabi could be seeking to raise at least $500m.
The US firm is exiting infra debt just as its five-member team, led by Gerry Jennings, was preparing to raise two debt funds targeting a combined $1.5bn.
Australia's largest electricity grid is back on the block after a decision to reject offers from Chinese bidders.
The $34bn asset manager is bolstering its San Francisco office after raising nearly $1bn for infrastructure and natural resources in a year.
A tentative agreement with a community organisation could clear the path for the project, which has received interest from the likes of Meridiam, Aberdeen and Axium.
The $110m tie-up, which will target both greenfield and brownfield assets, could recruit minority investors along the way.
Having closed its debut A$100m vehicle in one go, the Australian fund manager is already mulling a successor fund.
The US buyout firm is investing an undisclosed amount in Cricket Valley, a gas-fired facility being developed by Advanced Power in New York.
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The Australian firm has supported The Mater Private Hospital’s refinancing with a €300m loan, one of the largest transactions completed in the European market.
London-listed renewables investment companies say they are undeterred by Brexit.
The $8bn Military Mutual Aid Association looks to increase allocation in overseas infrastructure from the current three percent to five percent.
The deal, funded by the Australian firm’s global infrastructure vehicle, will provide Antin with its second exit in little more than a month.