The project, the first to reach the milestone under China’s One-Belt-One-Road initiative, is part of a $46bn cooperation programme between the two countries.
It took only six months for the US firm to reach a first and final close on its sophomore vehicle.
The vehicle is targeting €250m and will mix primary and secondary fund positions with direct co-investments.
The French fund manager has brought in €900m from first-time LPs with re-ups from existing investors exceeding the €1.45bn raised for its previous fund.
The investment is the largest ever by a domestic company in the country’s fast-growing healthcare sector.
Sir John Armitt updates us on the National Infrastructure Commission’s progress as the UK Treasury asks for views on how it should work.
Forum Equity Partners’ investment will allow the company to expand west and build around 1,000 turbines for rural homes and businesses.
The milestone allows the Luxembourg-based fund manager to launch its second vehicle with a first close expected early this year.
The 41MW solar project is part of a 82GW pipeline approved by Tokyo under its feed-in tariff scheme.
The agency's move follows a default on a $35.9 million interest payment.
Nearly 50 investors have backed the vehicle, whose first asset will be Russia’s $27bn Yamal LNG project.
The Hong Kong-based asset manager has already secured two soft commitments for the vehicle, which will focus on brownfield assets including airports.
The deal sees both companies establish Navigator Energy, the largest independent liquid storage business in the country.
The Carlyle-owned firm is also giving up its plans to raise a dedicated energy and infrastructure secondaries fund, instead rolling its efforts into its broader secondaries business.
The partnership between SunEdison and JP Morgan Asset Management has acquired a 33% stake in a 336MW portfolio.