The Chinese sovereign wealth fund's leader stepped down.
The pair have acquired sPower, a Fir Tree Partners subsidiary that has grown in recent years into the US's largest utility-scale solar builder.
The Korean insurance firm eyes $150-$200 million overseas infrastructure opportunities.
The deal is the second in the sector supported by the monoline insurer in recent months as it increases its support for student accommodation.
Congressional Republicans will delay Trump’s promised $1trn infra plan until 2018, using it as an election year issue, according to Axios.
The acquisition, backed by a £55m revolving credit facility, is the fund’s second-largest in the UK to date.
Allocation to infrastructure increased to 17 % in 2016 as the Canadian pension’s total net asset topped C$85bn.
Ding Xuedong, who set up the Chinese sovereign wealth fund’s direct investment unit in 2015, has left his post after close to four years with CIC.
The World Bank affiliate is considering another investment in the sector shortly after the country confirmed its 40GW solar target by 2022.
The tie-up comes as India’s government and central bank are stepping up efforts to solve the country’s bad-debt problem.
With some upgrades, the PJM Interconnection is capable of transmitting up to 70GW of new capacity from offshore wind.
Edward Beckley will work across the firm’s existing funds to source infrastructure investments globally.
A think tank has urged the $880bn institution to overcome its aversion to the asset class and put 5% of its assets into the sector.
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MQA, which already owns half of the Virginia toll road, is set to buy the stake it does not own from Macquarie Infrastructure Partners for $445m.
The pair have sold their respective stakes in Sweden’s Värmevärden following their initial investment in 2011.