BP filed for an IPO of its midstream unit last week that could raise up to $500m.
Global investors and energy companies are prioritising smart meters, new solutions to mitigate surplus power and big data technology within the next two years, a survey says.
The Middle East port operator feels disappointed by the government’s renewal terms and that its contributions in the economy are ‘not fully recognised’.
Newly established NEoT Capital will lead the charge in a market it says could be worth ‘several billion euros’.
The firm has taken a majority position in a $250m instrument issued by Caprock Midstream, which invests in oil, natural gas and water infrastructure assets.
Infrastructure projects are a priority for the €10bn vehicle as it mobilises the cash raised during its first phase of fundraising.
The first energy storage sites to be supported by the Renewables Obligation scheme could prove decisive for the UK’s 550MW pipeline.
Abu Dhabi firm is part of consortium named preferred bidder for the $320m project, which will divert 96% of Perth’s residual waste from landfills and turn it into renewable energy.
The US public pension has backed North America- and Western Europe-focused funds.
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The Swedish firm, which has focused on the US and Europe, is looking to expand eastward with the help of the Singapore-based investment firm.
From too much new money entering the asset class, to concerns about overpaying, recent reports by Probitas and bfinance offer a glimpse into investors’ state of mind.
Some $650 million has now been raised from four Danish funds by AP Moller Capital.
The Danish government had called for ‘long-term’ investors following Macquarie’s review of its stake in May.
The $6.9bn project, majority held by a consortium led by Fosun Group, is the first in the country to be funded using the framework.
The pair have invested in a portfolio containing rail links, toll roads, court houses and a prison.