The Canadian pension is already one of the largest equity investors in the North American wind sector.
The new centre will continue the work of its predecessor BATIC, which provided guidance to project sponsors and investors on available financing for transportation projects.
The Australian firm is looking to build a 1GW portfolio alongside AGL, equivalent to 10% of the country’s 2020 renewables target.
China’s State Grid and Hong Kong’s Cheung Kong Infrastructure are said to be the only two bidders for the electricity network's 99-year lease.
The fresh recruits will grow the law firm's senior infrastructure bench in Singapore and China.
The fund manager has purchased SAE on behalf of Australia’s Prime Super, sealing its second deal in the Nordics.
The $500m vehicle aims to back up to $1bn worth of projects in Asia Pacific and Europe.
The financial group has created a platform alongside Canada's Northleaf Capital and other investors to co-develop the Texan project.
The firm has partnered with Swiss Life to grow their joint renewables platform at a time when it is seeking capital for three different vehicles.
The Spanish bank's exit from the renewables platform it helped create last year was 'always part of the plan', according to PSP's private investment chief.
Raising money from Japanese investors just got harder for managers outside of the country, writes Monument Group general counsel Molly Diggins.
Guangshao Tu, a known reformer who was previously asked to lead the entire organisation, has joined as vice chairman.
Eiffel Investment Group is aiming to collect €150m for a vehicle focused on small-scale solar and energy efficiency.
Proceeds from the $224m transaction, backed by 17 investors, will be used to finance clean energy and transport projects in the Australian state.
The transaction, which values SMRT at $1.9bn, will see the listed company become a wholly owned subsidiary of the $180bn sovereign wealth fund.