The Pennsylvania-based firm has raised $100m for its debut fund, which will primarily target the US renewables sector.
A consortium led by Ferrovial has emerged as the preferred bidder for the redevelopment of the Jeppesen Terminal at Denver International Airport.
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The UK developer has also sold its entire stake in Balfour Beatty Infrastructure Partners, a $618m vehicle, to a Kuwaiti-owned investment firm.
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The semi-open-ended vehicle, targeting UK defined benefit schemes, is aiming for a 5% net annual yield through investments in infrastructure debt, renewable energy, real estate debt and other alternative investments.
The facility's return to public ownership is part of the NSW government’s A$1.6bn plan to redevelop stadiums in the region.
The investment, the first by either party in the country’s power sector, aims to help the company extend its reach to other clean energy sectors.
British Columbia has issued an RFQ for the George Massey Tunnel Replacement project, opting to build a new bridge after years of technical analysis.
The Australian firm reached financial close on the Southwest Rapid Transitway project in Winnipeg, Canada, just over a month since being named preferred bidder.
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Brookfield Infrastructure has agreed to buy a 57% stake in Rutas de Lima from Odebrecht as the Brazilian construction company seeks to increase liquidity.
The Infrastructure State Revolving Fund revenue bonds, which mature in October 2045, will go towards financing more infrastructure projects in the state.
In addition to Western Europe, the partnership between Santander, OTPP and PSP could soon be scouting for assets in India and Poland.