The firm’s first infrastructure investment outside the UK and the Nordics is part of a “wider strategy” in the European gas sector.
Transport Stockage Hydrocarbures has increased its stake in Géosel to 76.8%, after purchasing 26.7% from Basell Polyolefines.
The Asian multilateral bank continues to support the development of emerging markets.
The idea that the UK's multibillion pound PFI pipeline will be nationalised is a non-starter. Still, it’s a useful reminder of how hard life would be for private investors under a hard-left government.
The UK pension fund furthers the partnership with Partners Group for infrastructure investments.
Taiwanese life insurer invests in a North America-target infrastructure fund.
The Beijing-based multilateral is making its second fund investment in the $1bn private equity vehicle, which will support growth in developing Asian countries.
The move is the UK-based scheme’s third investment in a Partners Group infra vehicle, having previously ploughed £96.7m into the firm’s infra funds.
Described by the Danish government as a bellwether in 2009, the 21MW site is now being touted to local and foreign investors.
The British investor has added three people to the global team.
The ‘big four’ firm is investing in talent development to help Chinese enterprises go global and support the government’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative.
With more than $7bn invested in the US and a big chunk of its LPs now domiciled there, Julio Garcia, IFM Investors' North American infrastructure head, tells of the firm's search for scale in the land of opportunity.
The UK public pension has backed Western Europe-focused funds.
The $650m project, which will modernise a 9km stretch of I-75, will go out to bid this week.
President Alfred Griffin told us he wants ‘to put substantial capital to work’ as the green bank eyes a more ‘national footprint’.