The Chinese nuclear giant hopes to achieve a $724m final close on the vehicle in the first quarter of next year.
A third close was held upon the latest commitment from Three Gorges Capital Holdings.
The private equity firm closes its largest and fastest fundraise.
The two funds have teamed up to buy Apache’s stake in the SAGE pipeline system, which carries 10% of the UK’s gas production.
It is understood the vehicle, which launched in February, will make secondaries investments.
Robin Bishop’s successors as co-heads have more than 12 years of experience within the group.
The bank says the vehicle, set to be launched next year, is close to securing commitments from three anchor investors.
Minority shareholders in Dubai’s $3.4bn Hassyan project include ACWA Power, China’s Harbin Electric and the Silk Road Fund.
Non-European investors contributed €1bn to the fundraise, which the firm wrapped up in less than five months.
The Pensions Infrastructure Platform, acting on behalf of Railpen, has provided the funds needed to refinance rooftop solar assets owned by Foresight.
Mirova, Bouygues and Caisse des Dépôts form part of the consortium that will deliver an 18,500km fibre optic network in the country’s north.
The Swiss-based firm disbursed $186m to acquire the facility, which is backed by a 100MW PPA with the Australian Capital Territory.
Jade Changsuk Ok is the second senior executive to join Truston Asset Management after the firm appointed Yoonpyo Lee as co-CEO in July.
The investment manager expects to see a second close in the first half of next year, and is aiming to raise a combined €500m for all three funds by the end of 2018.
Fresh from raising €413m, La Banque Postale Asset Management is eyeing a final close for the vehicle early next year and has already made seven high-profile investments.