Total contributions from the six largest multilaterals grew by $2.3bn last year, driven by the Paris Agreement.
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 Japanese corporation is enough with the fund investment this year.
The pair have invested in a portfolio containing rail links, toll roads, court houses and a prison.
James Hooke, who has led MIC for nine years, will leave the position in early 2018, with Christopher Frost expected to take over.
Developers from the two countries will expand river channels in Peru’s Amazon to allow greater transit ship passage.
The Modi government has agreed to separate mobile tower assets from the country’s loss-making state-owned telecom company.
The Canadian infrastructure investor is seeking $700m from the market, with around $300m to be purchased by entities affiliated to its parent company.
The firm has already raised €1.4 billion across European-focused debt funds and segregated accounts.
The Spanish firm, which was chosen to build the combined-cycle plant in 2015 under a $1.55bn deal, exited as part of its viability plan.
The $334bn pension fund could end up with one real assets consultant down the line, as it look to reduce the ‘complexity and expense’ of its arrangements.
Phil Peters has joined MIRA with the firm on the infrastructure fundraising trail in both the US and Asia.
The fund is in talks over a transport investment and describes the Latin American infrastructure market as ‘highly sought after’ for foreign institutional investors.