The asset manager has already invested 86% of its renewables vehicle, which targets small and medium-sized wind farms in the UK.
Maryland’s DOT has selected four out of six teams to compete in the next stage of the $2.2bn light rail P3 project.
The CHF350m issue, the EIB’s first CAB transaction of 2014, comes after a record year for issuance of the green instrument.
The pledge brings the total capital raised by the Italian firm’s second fund to €740m.
Submissions are now being sought for Infrastructure Investor’s inaugural Banking Awards for Excellence in 2013.
The move is part of a spat of promotions at the Anglo-American firm, which has also appointed a new of counsel within its project finance practice.
The French lender and its public partner, along with Eiffage and Norddeutsche Landesbank, will spend €53m on the building of a new campus in Lille.
The transaction is the Australian fund manager’s first debt investment in the North American power sector.
Riverstone’s portfolio company consolidates its position in the Gulf of Mexico Shelf with the $750m acquisition of SandRidge Energy’s Gulf of Mexico and Gulf Coast businesses.
The proceeds will be used by the two facilities, which have a combined capacity of 50MW, to refinance some of their construction costs.
The Triton Knoll farm will now have a capacity of between 600MW and 900MW, down from its original target of 1.2GW.
The Merseyside facility, in which the firm and its partners plan to invest more than €295m, will have a power generation capacity of 49MW.
More than half the $32.6bn collected in 2013 went to funds with a global mandate, with four firms raising in excess of $1bn.
With five days to go until polls close for this year’s Annual Awards, provisional results attest to a fiercely fought contest – where several outsiders look set to win their first trophy.
Toby Buscombe’s promotion at the US asset manager comes after his predecessor was hired by the Australian government to join its Productivity Commission.