The European infrastructure fund manager has teamed up with real estate specialists to bid for Grandi Stazioni Retail, a subsidiary of Italy’s state-owned railway company.
The US firm has purchased a wind farm in Texas from GE and now jointly owns the project with a subsidiary of E.ON.
The two firms are also looking to partner on other infrastructure projects including toll roads and train assets.
A group led by the Australian infrastructure developer has been awarded the $1.14bn project that will nearly double the capacity of University of California, Merced’s campus by 2020.
The Canadian pension has bought into a portfolio of eight wind farms held by developer Innergex Renewable Energy.
Australia’s Queensland government will also use A$4bn from the public servants’ superannuation scheme to reduce debt and invest in infrastructure in this year’s budget.
The IFM and Palisade-backed operator of Darwin and Alice Springs Airports has secured a third round of debt financing from banks and its first from the institutional debt market.
The tech giant has formed a subsidiary to sell excess power from its renewable facilities.
If energy generated from renewables doubles by 2030, the world will need 150GW of battery storage, S&P says.
The group will pay about 1.3 times the company's regulated asset base to acquire the 4,200km pipeline network.
The loan will help TPG and Tillman-backed Apollo Tower build 2,000 more mobile masts as the company seeks to expand its coverage to the country's rural areas.
US colleges and universities will increasingly rely on public-private partnerships for their expansion and redevelopment needs, Fitch finds.
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Michael Allison, who headed Macquarie’s renewables operations on the banking side, will now helm the New York fund manager’s renewables and power investing efforts.
NextEnergy Capital said it will start investing the fund, which is targeting Italy’s fragmented solar market, but will continue raising capital.
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The launch follows the firm's introduction of US and Australian private markets offerings tailored for defined contribution pension plans.