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The Australian state has kicked off its poles and wires divestment plan and announced a breakdown of its infrastructure renovation programme for the four years to come.
Construction of the $1.7bn project, awarded earlier this month, is expected to begin this summer.
The countryโ€™s third-largest contractor, in partnership with a local investor, is aiming to help slash the regionโ€™s infrastructure deficit.
At the 13th annual Latin America Forum, held last week in Antigua, Guatemala, the consulting firm awarded five infrastructure projects for their strategic importance to the regional growth and development.
The Latin American developer and the Canadian pension have completed the previously announced transaction that creates ICA OVT, a platform dedicated to Mexican road projects.
The Russian sovereign wealth fund, which plans to use part of its funding quota from the country's National Welfare Fund to raise debt, will also provide $3.3bn along with banks and international co-investors.
An Italian national who has been with the organisation for seven years, Patrone will seek to develop the countryโ€™s capital markets among other things.
The Euronext Brussels-listed investment firm has teamed with DG Infra Yield to acquire the Kreekraksluis onshore wind farm in the Netherlands.
The fate of the Marion County Justice Complex, which the city awarded to a private consortium last December, remains uncertain as a political tug of war continues.
The solar specialist is targeting at least โ‚ฌ300m from the IPO of investment company NextEnergy European Solar Utility PLC in London.
The firm, in which Dubaiโ€™s Nekton Global took a 50% stake this week, is seeking capital for projects in the Yamal-Nenets region.
Thailand, Myanmar and New Zealand have announced their initial capital contributions to the China-led infrastructure bank, belying rumours of allocations being GDP-linked.
Virginiaโ€™s Commonwealth Transportation Board has adopted a scoring process as a means to prioritise transportation projects based on need rather than โ€˜political whimsโ€™.
The US power producer will acquire the Keys Energy Centre project from developer Genesis Power and investment firm Ares Management.
The Renewable Obligation will end a year earlier than planned, on 1 April 2016, but a grace period could still allow up to 5.2GW of projects to proceed.
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