The NSW government intends to retain ownership of the Inner West buses while keeping control of fares and timetables.
The Spanish developer’s cornerstone investor Criteria has yet to back the bid, which would create a company with 14,000km of highways under management.
An overwhelming majority of energy professionals believe more opportunities will come up to invest in US pipelines, fresh research finds.
The state is the latest to approve a scheme along the East Coast that calls for developers to invest in production facilities as part of the deal.
The Chinese government will provide additional funding of $64bn to developing countries covered by the ‘Belt and Road’ initiative through development banks and other channels.
The Danish fund manager has backed projects with an investment value said to total $6bn.
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The ICE-led body, chaired by Sir John Armitt, believes EIB membership needs to be retained but wants the creation of a UK investment bank should such efforts fail.
The €500m concession has attracted interest from 27 bidders, including the likes of IFM, Meridiam and Ferrovial.
The Japanese investor is targeting the market with a new local partner after investing in a 1GW portfolio of wind assets alongside IL&FS last year.
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The country recently launched a draft PPA that contains ‘difficult clauses’ limiting the bankability of solar projects, said a Vietnam-based firm.
The investment firm has amassed $1.7bn for the vehicle and is eyeing a summer final close.
As it is being envisaged, President Trump's $1trn plan would not be enough to plug the country's yawning infrastructure gap, fresh research suggests.
The joint venture combines two of Europe’s most experienced offshore wind developers with an interest in developing projects in the US.
North Sky Capital, which bills itself as an impact investor for US foundations and family offices, closed one fund at $63m and another at $240m.
An Aussie super and a sovereign fund are also involved in the deal, which comes before the anticipated launch of AMP Capital’s second global infrastructure fund towards the end of the year.