The energy-focused buyout firm is set to sell the 125MW power plant to Rockland Capital Partners two months after closing its sixth flagship fund on $5.75bn.
The Paris-based manager has closed its second infrastructure fund on €307.5m, easily surpassing its €200m target.
The $365m deal will see Landbridge Group, which is to own an 80% stake, look for an Australian investor to buy the remainder of the facility within the next five years.
The French fund manager hopes to recruit limited partners from North America and Asia as it forges on with efforts to diversify its investor base.
The China-led organisation has expressed interest in financing Pakistani infrastructure projects, joining other multilateral development banks.
The $600m Redstone project, to which US agency OPIC is to provide $400m, is expected to reach financial close by year-end thanks to commercial backing.
The proceeds from the share issue, which is part of a new £300m placing programme by the UK investment company, will be used primarily to repay debt.
Greater Manchester & London Infrastructure Limited, a £500m platform teaming GMPF with LPFA, has allocated £60m to invest in domestic bioenergy projects.
The $6bn Georgian Co-Investment Fund is in talks with two potential shareholders in the 347MW Tskhenistskali hydro project.
Only three of the six will make it to the RFP stage of procurement for the Gordie Howe International Bridge project.
The European Investment Bank has committed €165m to the project, accounting for around a third of the total debt financing.
Initial output for recently completed solar projects tends to equal or beat base case forecasts but uncertainties over long-term prospects remain, warns Fitch.
The Dutch debt provider, formerly known as ING Investment Management, has hired Kees-Jan van de Kamp to its infrastructure & project finance unit.
The placement will allow the US hydroelectric developer to inject debt into its 100% equity-funded portfolio.
The US fund manager is set to collect total commitments of between $3bn and $3.5bn before the end of the year.