The state-owned company will run a facility in the south of Sri Lanka that the current government has described as not financially viable.
The country has passed a new, investor-friendly concession law in a week that also saw a local fund manager buy the right to run a flagship bridge.
The transaction, the firm’s second in the country, sees it invest in a solar park worth more than €120m that also includes co-located storage capabilities.
The US public pension has backed a unlisted equity fund.
The Paso de Agua Negra International Tunnel, whose tender is backed by IDB, could help boost trade between Argentina and Chile.
SDIC, the largest state-owned investment holding in China, will also purchase a minority stake in the 2,229km network.
Breakthrough Energy Ventures will invest in clean energy opportunities that reduce carbon emissions.
The Chinese nuclear giant hopes to achieve a $724m final close on the vehicle in the first quarter of next year.
China Three Gorges committed CNY100 million to CGN's Infrastructure Fund III.
The consortium, also formed by Van Oord, Eneco and Mitsubishi, bid at a reduced price and could operate the projects without subsidies after seven years.
A third close was held upon the latest commitment from Three Gorges Capital Holdings.
The private equity firm closes its largest and fastest fundraise.
The US public pension has backed a fund focused on North America, Western Europe and Asia-Pacific.
The two funds have teamed up to buy Apache’s stake in the SAGE pipeline system, which carries 10% of the UK’s gas production.
It is understood the vehicle, which launched in February, will make secondaries investments.