Deutsche Bank's Dean Kennedy and Amit Wagle expects the transport sector to be in focus this year, along with EU social and energy infrastructure.
We reveal some more voting categories that have become extremely tight races as they head towards the finish line.
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Joko Widodo puts forth plan to set up a “Land bank” to support his infrastructure reform framework.
British Columbia’s Interior Health has chosen three teams to proceed in the bidding for a new patient care tower at Penticton Regional Hospital.
Christina Alfonso, founder and chief executive of US investment advisor Madeira Global, expects corporate commitments to surge in 2015.
The ongoing globalisation of project finance means sponsors should have their passport ready in 2015, says Natixis' Anne-Christine Champion.
Macquarie, Aberdeen, Partners Group and Capella are among the firms that have teamed up with developers to bid for the $780m light rail PPP.
Developments in Canada suggest it’s not only energy investors which have cause for concern over falling prices.
The New York fund manager, through its portfolio company Cube Hydro, has added two run-of-the-river facilities to its portfolio of hydropower assets.
Macquarie Infrastructure has increased its stake in Idaho Wind Partners, a 183MW power generation project, to 72.4%.
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Conflicting signals will continue to come from governments and regulators in a context of higher liquidity, secondary sales and savvier LPs, says InfraVia’s Vincent Levita.
AMP's Boe Pahari expects strong deal flow in Australia and "trophy" asset sales in Europe – while listed infra chief Tim Humphreys anticipates shale to continue driving energy opportunities in the US.
The firm has acquired the Boxted Airfield plant shortly after investing in two other solar assets last month.
The energy-focused private equity firm is acquiring the midstream services company with an equity commitment of up to $250m.
The pair’s investment in Australia’s fourth-biggest retirement village operator follows their 2010 purchase of Shell New Zealand’s downstream assets.