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The worldโ€™s largest solar developer has secured a 400MW portfolio in India as it pursues a global project pipeline of more than 25GW.
Interested in supporting infra projects in North Africa and Turkey, the development bank will decide by June whether to invest in MENA Infrastructure Fund II.
New Mexico State Investment Council and PGGM are backing the close of the Australian firm's latest Asia-focused vehicle.
The controlling stake in New South Walesโ€™ largest electricity transmission business is expected to be worth more than A$10 billion.
The Denham Capital-backed power producer expects to reach financial close before year-end on its Songon Power Project which will initially add 375MW to Cรดte dโ€™Ivoireโ€™s power grid.
The CPPIB-backed Hong Kong broadband firm has expanded its enterprise solutions network by acquiring its rival.
Expected to close in a few weeks, the auction may value the Westpac-owned fund manager at more than A$500m.
After investing $150m in GIP II, the Virginia Retirement System has joined a growing list of pension funds that are increasing their commitments to GIPโ€™s latest vehicle.
The Riverstone-backed power producer has completed the sale of CP Crane in Maryland to an affiliate of Avenue Capital Group.
Dale Burgess, a 13 year-veteran of the Canadian pensionโ€™s infrastructure group, was instrumental in sealing OTPPโ€™s formation of renewables joint venture Cubico.
Sir John Armitt tells Infrastructure Investor what to expect from the National Infrastructure Commission and how the lessons learnt from the London Olympics can help with procurement.
Sir John Armitt tells Infrastructure Investor what we can expect from the UK's National Infrastructure Commission and how the lessons learnt from the London Olympics can help with procurement
The Sydney-based body has crafted a 15-year plan encouraging the government to forge on with selling off water utilities and power networks.
Bangkokโ€™s new sovereign vehicle aims to enlist global capital to help boost domestic infrastructure.
The board of the Australian rail and ports operator is now asking its shareholders to reject the Brookfield offer after the asset manager decided not to match Qubeโ€™s bid by yesterdayโ€™s deadline.
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