The French fund manager has bought an extra 35% of TRE Solar, a platform that owns and operate solar, wind and hydropower assets.
The G20’s Global Infrastructure Hub has launched an online procurement service that could change the way investors find opportunities. We zoom in on the initiative.
The move, taken four weeks before the Netherlands’ general election, would see the government given a greater say over which foreign investors enter the market.
The 229MW facility is the first to be procured under the revised Port and Harbour Law, which promotes offshore wind development in the country.
The world’s largest wind market also accounted for a 35% market share of the sector globally with a cumulative capacity standing at 169GW.
The firm expects to have collected more than $500m by the end of February as it advances towards a $750m final close this summer.
Any deterioration of the US-Mexico trade relationship could impact infrastructure dealflow, with energy among the most exposed sectors.
The $376m platform is targeting mid-market Nordic investments as it heads towards a final close later this year.
The mechanism is expected to help reduce government subsidies and ease curtailment issues in the world’s largest renewables market.
The $200m equity injection, which values the developer at $2bn, marks the first step of Tokyo Electric Power and Chubu Electric Power into India’s energy sector.
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Sang-Hyun Yoo's departure comes amid a wave of resignations at the pension fund and following investigations related to a corruption scandal.
This is the financial services provider’s second debt agreement for a US wind farm in three months.
The Swansea pension fund wants help with its investment needs.
The acquisitions were made through the Renewable Income UK fund, which reached a £637m second close last year and is expected to re-open imminently.
The firm is offering access to alternative credit, including infrastructure debt, with a new open-ended fund product.