The US firm is leading a consortium that is developing residential and commercial buildings for a Texas university after closing its debut infrastructure fund last year.
The new venture, San Mateo Midstream, will focus on building out natural gas, oil and produced water assets in the US’s Southwest.
Plenary, DIF and BBGI are among the firms pre-selected to upgrade the suburbian network of Australia’s second-largest city.
The French fund manager has bought an extra 35% of TRE Solar, a platform that owns and operate solar, wind and hydropower assets.
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The firm expects to have collected more than $500m by the end of February as it advances towards a $750m final close this summer.
The $376m platform is targeting mid-market Nordic investments as it heads towards a final close later this year.
The $200m equity injection, which values the developer at $2bn, marks the first step of Tokyo Electric Power and Chubu Electric Power into India’s energy sector.
The acquisitions were made through the Renewable Income UK fund, which reached a £637m second close last year and is expected to re-open imminently.
The firm is offering access to alternative credit, including infrastructure debt, with a new open-ended fund product.
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The fund backed by AMP Capital and Irish Life Investment Managers has secured the acquisition of two centres in a deal wholly backed by equity.
The Australian infrastructure manager expects to have collected about half of its A$1bn target by the middle of this year.
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The policy bank of South Korea is also reviewing a potential $20m debt financing for a midstream gas pipeline project in the US.
The firm’s entry into the Swedish renewables market comes amid the launch of a fourth renewable energy fund by KGAL last year.
Ben Loomes has left 3i after nearly five years at the London-listed firm, with Phil White now solely in charge of the infrastructure business.