Sources confirm the manager is considering raising an infrastructure vehicle next year.
National Grid insists that UK electricity and distribution risks are not matched by returns, contrary to Ofgem’s beliefs.
The Danish pension fund hailed the 353MW project as ‘unique’ and a model for future investment.
Martin Klepper will help the Canadian firm expand its portfolio in the US.
Michael Dwyer announced his retirement today and will remain in post until a successor is appointed.
The Australian watchdog is concerned that a Transurban-led win for could result in decreased competition among existing toll roads as well as for future concessions.
Steven Sonnenstein, who resigned from the Canadian pension in March, becomes managing director as the firm’s inaugural $3bn fund nears target.
Nick Grant, until now CEO of Severn Trent Services, bolsters the firm’s infrastructure team following the departure of Phillipe Taillardat last September.
Canadian Solar is set to build its first project in the East Asian country, with construction to begin in early 2019.
Both Greek strategic players and foreign investors are showing an interest in the €3bn programme that kicks off in July with an initial 600MW on the block.
The country’s newly elected prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, orders overseas projects, including the HSR and One Belt One Road schemes, to be scrutinised.
The US manager - which has just clinched a US transportation deal - may increase the vehicle’s limit to $7.2bn, as it eyes a final close this quarter.
The vehicle is aiming for a net IRR of 10% to 15% and has received up to €125 million backing from the EIB.
Managing partner Wim Blaasse tells us how the PPP veterans plan to attack a lumpy market at a time of heightened competition and why it’s a good time to be a seller in renewables.
The French manager beat its $500m target for its first dollar-denominated vehicle, targeting the energy and transport sectors, primarily in the US and Chile, but also in Canada and Mexico.