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Contractors and suppliers bidding for nuclear projects should be aware of the unique legal landscape, writes Haynes Boone's Jonathan Morton.
The remarkable pace of project deployment in the renewable energy sector is not being matched by advances in operational sophistication argues Power Factors' chief strategy officer Deborah Beatty.
The mid-market is often defined by ticket size, but Actis’s head of infrastructure for CEE believes it should be defined by something more fundamental: constraints.
As the digital economy expands, physical networks that move goods, energy and industrial inputs are becoming more essential than ever, writes Instar Asset Management's Daniel Perruzza.
Mid-market equipment leasing is attracting investors due to a combination of factors including fragmentation, appealing entry valuations and features reminiscent of core infrastructure, writes Northleaf's Paul Gill.
In a world where volatility and energy demand are on the rise, preferred equity can provide developers with necessary liquidity, while offering investors structured returns and downside protection, writes Captona CEO Izzet Bensusan.
The UK’s latest auction round was a success not only for the government but also for a sector that has encountered strong headwinds recently. Here’s why this is good news for the industry, explains Tokio Marine GX's James Mulligan.
As the asset class evolves and expands, its core characteristics provide a springboard for success, says IFM’s Luba Nikulina.
As utilities scramble to raise capital to invest in new power infrastructure, new opportunities are emerging in mid-market regulated utility carve-out transactions, says Bernhard Capital Partners' Jeff Jenkins.
Wilmington Trust’s Will Marder reflects on how the last 12 months have changed investment flows and what that means for the future.