After years of drought, the country’s renewable energy sector seems to be on the up once again, although the solar industry is braced for disappointment.
State Highway 130’s operator, which declared bankruptcy in 2016 after the project was met with political resistance and low traffic, has seen its restructuring plan approved by a federal court.
The deal, secured through the Infracapital Partners II fund, sees the UK firm acquire Duon just a year after vendor Fortum bought into the company.
The firm will target car parking assets across western Europe from which it is hoping to provide investors with returns of 6%.
RDIF’s CEO said it is about to launch a ‘massive outreach programme to Europe’ to help fund domestic transportation PPPs.
The transaction, also backed by Germany’s Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners, ensures Cellnex becomes Switzerland’s first independent operator of mobile telco infrastructure.
Following lengthy coalition battles, the government has agreed to set up a federal road infrastructure company free from private capital and imposed additional limits on PPPs.
A proposal released on Thursday by the Congressional Progressive Caucus would see the private sector play at most a modest role.
The firm said it plans to merge Wave Broadband with a company it acquired last August to make the sixth largest cable operator in the US.
The $11bn pension has increased its exposure to the private equity giant's 2015-vintage BEP II.
The deal, agreed to by Q-Park’s management, remains subject to approval by the car park operator’s shareholders.
The firm has chosen Sean Klimczak, an energy heavyweight in its private equity group, to helm its $40bn infrastructure fundraise.
A group of UK local authority pension funds will acquire the stake in a planned deal which could sow the seeds for future transactions.
The spending plan, released Tuesday morning, would look towards the private sector for infrastructure funding and seek to expedite approval processes.
Bidding for the projects, estimated at $2.17bn in total, had resumed in January after being halted last year, with the airports generating ‘strong interest’ from the private sector.