The close of this deal puts investments in US infrastructure assets from Allianz’s infrastructure debt platform at $2bn over the last 18 months.
Using funds from the recently closed MEIF5, the Australian firm has made its third offshore wind investment and largest to date.
The Swiss firm has invested in a liquefied gas plant alongside energy-focused Quanta Capital and a clutch of institutional investors.
The UK development financier is joining forces with the IFC and Clifford Capital to plug $371m into a Bangladeshi power plant.
The project, set to deliver the city-state’s fourth desalination plant, attracted 16 offers from seven local and international bidders.
Investors are waiting to see how the US President-elect fulfills his campaign promise to invest $1trn in infrastructure – and if it’s even possible. We investigate.
A US energy group is paying $852m, including debt, to buy the 252MW Ventika wind project from the private equity firm.
The US public pension considers backing groups which responded to its RFP.
The Beijing-based multilateral has so far granted $1.13bn of loans since inception, nearly achieving its $1.2bn financing target for 2016.
In a vote of confidence for the renewables market Down Under, the firm's A$1.2bn energy trust has increased its clean generation portfolio to 350MW.
EDF’s sale of a 49.9% holding in RTE means it is set to complete about 70% of its €10bn disposal plan by early next year.
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The Borealis, OTPP-owned project company has raised a lump of debt ahead of a possible sale of the UK’s high-speed rail line.
Nearly two months after the UK government approved the development of a new runway at Heathrow, we assess what the move means for the airport’s shareholders.
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The German bank is preparing for its debut financings Down Under after singling out two probable investments in 2017.
Singapore-based Nexif Energy is acquiring a portfolio of projects from OneWind, another Denham-backed company.