IFC affiliates and two fund managers have backed the developer as it seeks to expand Lekela Power, a joint venture it launched last year alongside Actis.
Blackstone Europe chairman Gerry Murphy, who succeeds Quadriga Capital’s Max Römer, will focus on transparency and reputation during his tenure.
The US utility has tapped the European market for its second green bond issuance since November.
Pat Eilers joins from Madison Dearborn Partners to build a team – and eventually new products – focused on North American conventional power.
The state's Treasury has appointed a banker as its first debt manager and tapped a former exec of the University of Connecticut’s endowment as interim investment chief.
The Russian sovereign fund has also raised debt from Gazprombank to undertake a healthcare project in St. Petersburg.
The UK's green bank and the asset manager will invest in the Northern Irish facilities as part of Foresight’s recycling and waste fund.
Cosette Canilao is one of the senior figures joining the UK consultancy's new infrastructure advisory business alongside KPMG and McKinsey alumni.
The firm will buy the French district heating business from the US asset manager amid ongoing fundraising for its second European vehicle.
London-based Pension Insurance Corporation has taken a chunk of debt issued by the £4.2bn project a month after the EIB lent £700m to the winning consortium.
The move comes shortly after the European lender and the Beijing-based AIIB announced their inaugural joint deal.
A Meridiam-led consortium has passed another milestone on the $2bn light rail project three months after being awarded the contract.
The European infrastructure fund manager has teamed up with real estate specialists to bid for Grandi Stazioni Retail, a subsidiary of Italy’s state-owned railway company.
The two firms are also looking to partner on other infrastructure projects including toll roads and train assets.
A group led by the Australian infrastructure developer has been awarded the $1.14bn project that will nearly double the capacity of University of California, Merced’s campus by 2020.