The country has made further steps towards privatising railways by issuing guidelines applicable to both domestic and foreign investors.
The Australian state of New South Wales has outlined the projects that might be paid for from the sale of a stake in electricity assets.
The private sector has until December 23 to submit qualifications for the design, build, finance, operation and maintenance of CNG fuelling stations at transit agencies throughout the state.
The Paris-based asset manager has started talks with investors about a fourth fund, with fundraising expected to continue through next year.
The London-listed fund, which raised £123m earlier this month, has bought a UK solar project for £5.75m.
Stonepeak’s portfolio company and Phillips 66 will invest $300m in two joint ventures that will develop midstream infrastructure in N Dakota.
Private equity firm Apollo Investment Corporation is funding AMP Solar UK, a joint venture with a special focus on the rooftop solar social housing market.
Almost half of APAC's biggest insurers will allocate 15% or more of their portfolio to private assets over the next few years, says a Blackrock study.
Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners will acquire a 488MW diversified portfolio comprising hydro, wind and biomass assets in Brazil, worth R$2.4bn.
The global asset manager has bought a portfolio of 16 assets on behalf of APG less than four months after launching its fifth infrastructure fund.
The transaction is set to create Singapore’s largest infrastructure-focused business trust with total assets of $2.5bn.
The MSCI subsidiary’s latest venture could help investors and regulators better understand the risk/reward profile of the asset class, its proponents say.
The Alaska Permanent Fund ended Q1 2015 down 1.2 percent but infrastructure continued to perform well with a return of 3.8%.
The nearly half-billion-dollar PPP to service Philippines’ Bulacan province reached pre-qualification stage this week, with bidding proceedings expected to complete by August 2015.
The Kansas firm will pay cash for the 263-mile interstate natural gas pipeline serving Missouri’s St. Louis region and surrounding municipalities.