The transactions conclude the first round of Egypt’s feed-in tariff programme, which has been marred by large-scale withdrawals amid an international arbitration dispute.
The ASCE's quadrennial report card gives the country’s infrastructure a D+, unchanged since 2013, as policymakers mull a spending plan.
The 288MW Butendiek project in Germany has agreed an ‘attractive’ package after being fully operational for over 18 months.
The PE-backed company listed the senior notes, which were more than three times oversubscribed, on the Irish Stock Exchange.
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The Spanish developer has agreed to buy a local family-run construction business in a bid to tap the $94bn Australian infrastructure market over the next decade.
The $44m deal will see Italian developer Astaldi sell its minority stake to Pacific Hydro, a platform the Chinese utility acquired from IFM Investors last year.
Three projects will be selected onstage at the Africa Energy Forum in June for funding and development assistance.
The 80MW plant, backed by the AFC, a Turkish energy group and Quantum Power, will be developed by an Abraaj subsidiary.
The Massachusetts pension plan wants help with its investment needs.
While infrastructure projects’ cumulative default rate has increased to 5.8%, it remains below the average project finance rate of 6.7%.
Nearly 80% of respondents favour President Trump’s proposal to pump cash into infrastructure, according to a CNN/ORC poll conducted in the days after Trump’s address to Congress.
The firm’s chief executive said it expects to spend billions on infra acquisitions amid optimism that government leaders will put in place an infrastructure programme by the end of the year.
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The group, a JV of Fiera Capital and Aquila Infrastructure, has increased its holdings in the UK utility to 5% with the acquisition from Australia’s State Super.
The government’s intention to mobilise private funds builds on the £1bn earmarked for its digital infrastructure investment programme announced in the Autumn Statement.
The renewables financier says future fossil-fuel generation projects are unlikely to get private sector finance at an acceptable cost.