The world’s third-largest economy is ramping up efforts to improve its transport systems by attracting private capital, including from abroad.
The French renewable energy developer aims to own and operate 1GW of assets Down Under.
The firm’s private equity head argued in an interview with Bloomberg TV that an infrastructure fund needs to be able to deploy billions of dollars at once 'to be relevant' in today’s market.
With many projects failing to meet output forecasts, underperformance has become the industry’s ‘biggest challenge’, according to the insurance provider.
Top executives at New York’s green bank and clean energy authority think a change in federal policy will not halt the state’s shift towards renewables.
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The UK telecoms group is set to be divested by CPPIB and Macquarie, its lead shareholders, in a deal potentially worth up to £6bn.
The deal, which comes nearly two years after both firms first partnered in Mexico, will bump up BlackRock’s infrastructure assets to $14bn.
Domestic giants are vying with foreign players for a slice of the growing market despite signs that a significant share of the output is not being used.
The Singapore-based renewables firm has secured land rights to develop an additional 1GW of solar projects ‘over the near term’.
OCERS increases allocation to real assets by four percentage points
Uganda's Soroti Solar Facility is celebrated as a successful way to quickly develop renewables in Africa, but investors wonder whether it can be replicated.
We get a brief on the UK’s possible relationships with the lender and the European Fund for Strategic Investments once the country is now longer an EU member.
Following its $28bn merger with Spectra Energy last autumn, the Canadian energy company bought out all outstanding public shares of Midcoast Energy Partners.
The firm’s agreement with the French government comes just a few days after it received a €491m investment from majority shareholder Abertis.
Along with making its fourth infrastructure investment, Chicago Policemen’s Annuity and Benefit Fund has increased its target allocation to the sector from 2% to 4%.