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At a time of seismic change, private markets firms need to adapt and look to a future that might look very different to today if they are to remain relevant to investors and create value in their portfolio, says Actis senior partner Torbjorn Caesar.
There are many reasons why co-locating renewable energy assets can be considered a ‘big win’, but it’s not that simple. TLT's Kay Hobbs provides tips that can help developers navigate the complexity involved.
With transport the largest greenhouse gas-emitting sector in the UK, COWI’s Andy Sloan and the British ambassador to Denmark, Emma Hopkins, present a roadmap for the UK to follow on its way to a greener sector.
Allocations to infrastructure and real assets are expected to increase but it’s not just about protecting portfolios, Gresham House CEO Tony Dalwood argues.
It's not only the 126 auctions of private concessions Brazil plans to hold this year that will attract international investors, but also FDI-friendly regulation, writes Apex-Brasil CIO Adalberto Netto.
Harvest Waste’s Evert Lichtenbelt and Bas Hamers explain how technology can unleash the waste sector’s potential to cut up to 61% of baseline methane emissions.
Christian Wertli and Veronica Scotti of Swiss Re provide real-world examples, such as green marine infrastructure, that can actually reinforce biodiversity.
Most energy transition projects are not infrastructure as the industry knows it. Careful work is required to unearth seams of value, say Stefano Brugnolo, partner, and Mark Cresswell, senior investment director, at Arcus Infrastructure Partners.
Capable of generating a yearly $500bn in benefits and savings, IISD’s Richard Florizone makes the case for nature-based infrastructure as an asset class.
Performance monitoring is key to achieving top-quartile results, say Frédéric Blanc-Brude, director, and Abhishek Gupta, senior research engineer, at EDHECinfra.