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The offering, the second of its kind backed by securitised assets, will be used to refinance residential rooftop solar installations.
The $28.5m transaction will see the Singapore-based fund manager exit from an investment it made in 2014 through its $100m third Asian infra vehicle.
The Chinese infrastructure investment group stick with direct investment to save costs.
The 50MW project is the first in a $200m pipeline to develop 200MW of energy storage systems.
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The Philadelphia-based firm already manages $5bn of energy-related assets.
The $300bn Chinese insurer boosted its allocation to alternatives by as much as $5.5bn and dropped its exposure to bonds, stocks and debt investments.
At a UN committee session last week, Belarusian officials told European counterparts they sought to deepen ties on infrastructure development, state media said.
The UK’s largest water company, which Macquarie divested earlier this month, has been ordered to pay a record sum after dumping 1.4bn litres of raw sewage in the Thames.
The $50bn pension, which currently has a 0.5% allocation to infrastructure, is searching for a consultant to help it with alternatives investments.
First proposed in 2008, the 1,179-mile pipeline that is planned to transport oil from Canada to the US gulf coast still lacks approval from Nebraska.
The UK-listed renewable energy investor said it plans to close on the acquisitions of an energy storage project and a wind farm in the first half of this year.
The Canada Infrastructure Bank will invest C$35bn over the next 11 years, focusing on transit, transportation and the electricity grid.
Performance for the Canadian pension plan’s private portfolio, which continues to grow, is in line with last year’s.
The Swedish firm’s Mid Market US Fund has acquired Innovyze, which advises governments and companies on water infrastructure projects, from developer Stantec.
Cuts to spending in the president’s budget blueprint earned rebuke from US infrastructure advocates but many in the sector remain unfazed.