The power-focused private equity firm has named Eyob Easwaran as its new managing director and director of asset management.
Consol and Noble Energy hope to raise $422.6m for the MLP they established in June through an initial public offering.
The UN’s chief lender has introduced a certification scheme for public-private partnerships to help developing countries regulate the projects.
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ITRCC, backed by Macquarie and Cintra, has reached an agreement with its creditors to put up its assets for sale in a debt restructuring plan.
Mike Weston joins the pension-led platform seven months after the organisation launched its first fund, a Dalmore Capital-managed vehicle which has now raised nearly £330m.
The Spanish developer will invest an additional R$91m in exchange for a six-month extension of the Autovias concession in Brazil.
The alternative asset manager is selling its water utility company to Canada-based Algonquin Power & Utilities.
Richard Lane (pictured), who left AMP Capital’s infra debt team last month, has joined former colleague Gerry Jennings at AllianceBernstein.
US firm Covanta will immediately begin construction of a waste-to-energy facility, having secured financing for the €500m project.
London-listed NextEnergy Solar Fund, which has used 90% of its IPO proceeds, has signed a £31.5m credit facility to carry on doing deals.
The Pentiction Regional Hospital has issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) for its new patient care tower.
The London-listed fund and its adviser are nearing a close on the £170m Lincs transmission deal, for which they were selected preferred bidders as part of a consortium in May 2012.
The move is controversial, but expected to generate proceeds of around A$28bn.
The vehicle, which is aiming for a March 2015 first close, will expand the firm’s remit to Turkey.