The US tech company has entered into a PPA agreement with the Chicago-based company as it seeks to triple its renewable energy purchases by 2025.
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A cadre of global institutional investors is suing Petrobras after a corruption scandal led to value write-downs worth tens of billions of dollars.
Juri Jenkner moved internally from his role as co-head of the firm’s private debt business to support the strong growth of its infra programme.
The US Transport Secretary sets the stage for more P3s.
Institutional investors from Europe and Asia, and the EIB, have backed the asset manager for its new 20-year buy-and-hold renewable vehicle.
The creation of a ‘golden share’ allowing the government to veto non-green investments could speed up a privatisation process that is expected to be finalised by October.
The world’s biggest clean energy developer is looking to sell a rooftop solar portfolio amid efforts to close its purchase of Vivint Solar.
Members of the winning consortium, which also includes Deutsche Bahn and Spain-based CAF, are eyeing further railway projects in Australia.
Consortia involving OTPP, Wren House and PSP are jostling with Cheung Kong in a race to buy the GIP-owned hub.
The oil major’s £47bn takeover of rival BG Group is expected to complete within the next two weeks.
The number of projects slated for development in the country's two most active states could be halved over the next two years, Fitch says.
IISS, created jointly by multilateral banks and the private sector, is designed to help developing countries better prepare projects.
Focused on local PPPs, the privately managed vehicle expects a €100m first close and is eyeing a €250m hard-cap.
The oil & gas sectors saw deal activity sink in Q4 due to persistently low commodity prices and limited access to capital markets.
With a rival offer by Brookfield still under regulatory review, a consortium including GIP and Qube has put forth a proposal valuing the Australian ports operator at $6.3bn.