The two direct investors are set to pay over £1.3bn for 26% of the UK’s largest water utility, the third asset to be exited by Macquarie’s second European fund.
The plan running up to 2025 involves joint cash injections from both the government and the private sector’s network operators.
The London-based firm will target real estate, infrastructure and renewables debt through strategies including secondaries and co-investments.
The manager of the UK-listed wind fund has set up an Irish counterpart just a few months after unveiling a solar investment vehicle.
The amount of financing the government-run renewables financier has pledged to such projects has now exceeded its initial $190m target.
A group of nine infrastructure projects is ready to issue securities on the Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges to tap public markets as a source of funding.
The investment firm has already raised at least $700m for the vehicle.
The purchase comes a month after the Canadian pension manager sold its 50% stake in a UK-based water firm.
Anbaric Development Partners will focus on building clean energy transmission and micro-grid projects in North America.
However, strong rainfall predicted this year on the American West Coast could again make hydroelectric the most productive renewables source in the US, says the EIA.
The transactions conclude the first round of Egypt’s feed-in tariff programme, which has been marred by large-scale withdrawals amid an international arbitration dispute.
The PE-backed company listed the senior notes, which were more than three times oversubscribed, on the Irish Stock Exchange.
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The Spanish developer has agreed to buy a local family-run construction business in a bid to tap the $94bn Australian infrastructure market over the next decade.
The $44m deal will see Italian developer Astaldi sell its minority stake to Pacific Hydro, a platform the Chinese utility acquired from IFM Investors last year.
Three projects will be selected onstage at the Africa Energy Forum in June for funding and development assistance.