The French utility has signed a 25-year power and water purchase agreement with the Abu Dhabi Water and Electric Company.
The US firms stand to double the money they paid for Australia’s second-largest private hospital company in 2010.
The EIB-backed gas project is under the scrutiny of rating agencies, which fear untested compensation arrangements could put shareholders in a weaker position to service debt.
AustralianSuper has lodged a claim against Future Fund in the Supreme Court of Victoria at Melbourne, while the latter has submitted its defence.
The clean energy company has taken its renewable infrastructure fund public, with its IPO pricing exceeding the projected range.
Peru-based toll road operator Rutas de Lima has issued circa $520m in senior secured bonds in the local and international markets.
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Morgan Stanley Infrastructure has so far raised $1.5bn for its second infrastructure fund, MSIP II, which has a target of $4bn.
US Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx has issued a plan to address the impending insolvency of the Highway Trust Fund.
The board of the $12.39bn public pension fund approved the annual investment plan for fiscal year 2015, which aims to increase global real assets allocation from 10% to 15%.
The asset manager has backed the £250m DBFO2 road project, shortly after announcing the launch of its maiden UK infra debt fund.
The $773bn sovereign wealth fund, which appointed a new chief to the unit last year, aims to invest up to 5% of total assets in infrastructure.
Following the successful close of the Palanga bypass project last year, the Vilnius-Utena PPP is seeking government approval to proceed.
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The Swiss asset manager has partnered with a Dubai-based firm to offer investors in the GCC region access to PE and infrastructure products.