Patrick Foye believes the funding secured by the $20bn Gateway project gives good reasons to hope the market will grow.
Climate Investor One is seeking capital from investors with different risk-return targets across three sub-funds.
The 50MW Abiba solar project in Nigeria is one of the winners of Access’s early-stage renewable project competition.
Patrick Foye expressed optimism for the P3 market particularly after the news that funding has been obtained for the bi-state $20bn Gateway project.
The consortium, which also includes RWE Innogy and EDP Renewables, will bid on two projects generating 700MW.
The firm has hired Brady Parish from Apache Corporation as it seeks to bolster its Houston-based energy platform.
The pair was the sole bidder for a 44-year concession to run two hubs in Japan’s third-largest city.
Allocations to infrastructure debt are rising in the region, with credit enhancement mechanisms set to boost deal flow.
The development bank is targeting four countries who use fossil fuels for the vast majority of their energy consumption.
The Australian manager is also considering co-investing alongside Vector, the seller, in other energy infrastructure assets across OECD markets.
Having launched a dedicated programme in 2010, Bangladesh currently has more than 40 PPP projects in the pipeline.
The bank is investing £47m of equity in the Belfast project, which also counts RiverRidge Energy, Equitix and P3P Partners as sponsors.
The investment will be funded by a $1bn ‘automatic’ co-investment platform the Kuwaiti sovereign wealth fund just agreed to double in size.
GIP, Qube and CPPIB's offer to acquire the Australian port operator faces less regulatory hurdles, but Asciano's board favours Brookfield's bid.
The bidding for the Australian port and railway company heats up with Qube-led consortium’s A$9.02bn offer, against Brookfield’s A$8.9 billion offer.