Stephen Lilley, a partner at the London-listed renewables outfit, believes rising power prices in the wake of the UK-EU split could benefit the onshore wind industry.
A law that goes into effect in early July will limit where wind farms can be built to around 1% of the country, Moody’s estimates.
Macquarie is teaming with a group led by the concessionaire as a “business collaborator” to run a portfolio of eight toll roads in Central Japan.
The two fund managers have jointly acquired a total of 19.9m convertible preferred units of the Oklahoma-based energy company that offer a yield of 10.75%.
The private equity firm has acquired a 50% stake in the $500m project, which will serve as a critical outlet for Utica petrochemical companies in Ontario, Canada.
Protectionism was at the heart of many Leave voters’ decision to quit the EU. If Brexit really is a first salvo against globalisation, foreign capital might soon find itself in the crosshairs of a populist backlash.
The three countries have pledged to meet 50% of their combined energy needs with renewables by 2025.
The Australian fund manager also says deal processes could be delayed in the short term, but expects a pick-up in investment activity as soon as the dust settles.
The bank debuted its senior debt credit enhancement facility to help mitigate traffic risk for the brownfield road and clinch €400m of long-term bank and bond debt.
The Asian nation is kick-starting the third phase of an investment policy revamp as it seeks to shore up private involvement in infrastructure.
The $6bn National Investment and Infrastructure Fund is backed by other sovereign investors including QIA, ADIA and Rusnano.
IFC Asset Management’s Viktor Kats talks emerging market political risk at a time when the developed world is rocked by Brexit.
The Auckland-based firm is snapping up Balfour Beatty’s stake in the $185m University of Wollongong housing scheme shortly after one of its founding partners stepped down.
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A group of renewable energy investors led by Abu Dhabi’s Masdar has won the rights to build an 800MW solar project in Dubai.
The pension has about half of its $2.98bn infrastructure portfolio invested across UK energy. CIO Claus Stampe says Brexit will not influence current projects, but would not talk about future ones.