Bluefield and TRIG are getting ready to tap markets at a time when government support for renewables is being reduced.
The government wants to develop infrastructure as an asset class in a bid to attract investors.
The territory government will invest A$200m in the fund and seek to raise A$800m in private capital for Australia’s first public-private fund.
The pension has bought a minority stake in a 500MW wind portfolio held by EDF in its first direct investment in the sector.
The London-listed fund is part of a consortium that will replace a bridge in Saskatoon under a project that has also received $50m from a state-backed vehicle.
The Australian fund manager's investment is secured by a portfolio of six natural gas-fired power plants belonging to US-based Invenergy.
The Euronext Brussels-listed firm has also handed more capital to a solar-focused portfolio company and has now spent two-thirds of its IPO proceeds.
Four DFIs and the Japanese government are mulling loans to the sector, part of a $5bn wall of liquidity expected to enter the country’s energy space by 2020.
The US firm will acquire Vestas’s 12.5% stake in Lake Turkana when the project is completed in 2017.
The energy-focused buyout firm is set to sell the 125MW power plant to Rockland Capital Partners two months after closing its sixth flagship fund on $5.75bn.
The Paris-based manager has closed its second infrastructure fund on €307.5m, easily surpassing its €200m target.
The French fund manager hopes to recruit limited partners from North America and Asia as it forges on with efforts to diversify its investor base.
The private equity firm is buying back the 30% that it listed in 2013 as it looks to monetise Infinis as a private company.
The proceeds from the share issue, which is part of a new £300m placing programme by the UK investment company, will be used primarily to repay debt.
Greater Manchester & London Infrastructure Limited, a £500m platform teaming GMPF with LPFA, has allocated £60m to invest in domestic bioenergy projects.