The $6.12bn, 2GW co-development with local developer Offshore Energy has potential to deliver about 18% of the Victorian state’s power usage.
The deal - which will Brookfield Asset Management buy German manager Lampe Equity Management - gives the Canadian manager's renewables platform a wind and solar portfolio of over 600MW spread across five funds.
The California pension acquired an 80% stake in two US Midwest projects using its Gulf Pacific Power vehicle, managed by Harbert Management Corporation.
The firm made the investment through its second global renewables fund, which closed in July on $1.65bn.
The fund, which has made three investments to date, also exceeded its hard-cap by $24m.
Wind Energy Holdings has secured $1.1bn in financing from Siam Commercial Bank for its portfolio of five 90MW greenfield projects.
The acquisition from state-owned Hunter Water bolsters the firm’s presence in Australia, adding to two utilities it already owns in the country.
Marguerite sells the energy holdings in France, Germany and Belgium and a toll road stake in Spain as it begins to exit its first fund and prepares to launch another €700m vehicle.
The former US deputy transportation secretary will sit on the board of directors of the company, which is involved with the LaGuardia Airport PPP.
The £2bn Neart na Goithe project in Scotland recently overcame a lengthy legal process to proceed to the development stage. Mainstream CEO Andy Kinsella says the sale has already generated significant interest.
Cost for Melbourne’s mega-road scheme could hit $12.5bn and may be partly procured as a PPP.
The Canadian pension’s proposed $350m investment may result in the third-largest shareholding in the Indian renewables developer.
The emerging markets investor said it will build a 500MW portfolio of natural gas power plants to capitalise on a high demand for competitively priced energy in Mexico.
The seven acquired projects include the largest solar park in Northern Ireland, generating 45MW. They were bought from German developer BayWa and became operational earlier this year.
The Macquarie debt vehicle’s second social housing deal is part of a wider £270m debt package.