As part of the wave of solar consolidation in Italy, First Reserve has sold nine assets to Italian infrastructure fund manager Tages Capital.
The Australian competition watchdog believes the two proposals will not result in a substantial lessening of competition.
This will be the eighth global office for the Canadian pension giant, which has invested over $6bn in Australia.
The private markets manager is investing €250m in the 400MW Merkur project, as part of a consortium that also includes InfraRed Capital Partners.
Richard Brandweiner, who worked on impact investing initiatives at First State Super, is leaving the fund this month to join social impact investor LeapFrog.
The IFC and IFC Asset Management have increased their combined stake to 10.3% in Aegea, less than three years since first investing in the Brazilian water company.
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The state-run public pension has committed $227m so far to nine infra funds and has recently approved an investment in Macquarie's new Aussie fund.
The family office-backed manager has identified three seed assets worth $46m for the fund.
The first phase of the Greek port’s privatisation is complete with the Chinese container terminal operator paying €280.5m for a 51% stake.
The French company will pay the Brazilian developer €1.5bn for the Linea Amarilla concession, which expires in November 2049.
The Canadian pension fund is reinforcing its long-standing relationship with the Australian infrastructure company, which will also issue new shares to fund future projects.
This is the second time in two weeks the Canadian firm has led a team to invest in a North American wind farm.
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The Australian utility, which recently launched a A$1bn renewables tie-up with QIC, has also added a non-executive director to its board.
The energy and infrastructure firm, which has a portfolio of solar assets in Italy and Spain, is now funding a pipeline of waste-to-energy projects in the Netherlands.