Today we proudly launch the 2013 version of our Infrastructure Investor annual awards, with shortlists available in 47 different categories.
The 30-year agreement will see a consortium led by Aéroports de Paris, Bouygues, Marguerite Fund and IFC invest €331m for the construction and maintenance of a new terminal in Croatia’s capital.
The €1.3bn Butendiek farm, backed by the likes of Marguerite Fund, Siemens, Industrien Pension and PKA, is due to be completed by mid-2015.
The New York fund manager and Veolia Energy North America have agreed to acquire a cogeneration station.
The French investment firm has teamed with two corporates to target solar energy opportunities in India.
The Minnesota-based private equity firm is selling a 1,050MW power plant to independent power producer Calpine.
The revamped version of the Treasury’s £375bn National Infrastructure Plan sets out new projects sponsored by the program, which has been used only once in 15 months.
The UK government’s efforts to lure institutional investment are bearing some fruit.
The pension has paid £153m for nearly half of six British wind farms, bringing its total investment in infrastructure to more than $1.8bn.
The 117MW Tafila Wind Farm, which is being developed by Jordan Wind Project Co, is not just a first for Jordan but for the region as well.
Quercus Asset Selection is planning to add 254MW of solar PV to its portfolio.
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The news provides a boost to the government’s £375bn National Infrastructure Plan, partly funded by £20bn of divestments due to include its Eurostar stake.
Ferngas Nordbayern, which owns and operates a network of more than 2,100km, is a former subsidiary of power giant E.ON.
The $150m project, backed by the duo alongside Norfund, is East Africa’s first independent large-scale wind project.
The US fund manager will acquire 100% of Emitel, a television and radio tower provider in Poland.