Jordan Stutts

Although far from final, the US president’s infrastructure plan has been criticised as being too broad in its definition of the sector on the one hand, and not offering ‘nearly enough’ on the other.

President Joe Biden’s stance on US energy policy differs significantly from that of his predecessor. But whether, and to what extent, that stance will shape the National Environmental Policy Act that is currently under review remains to be seen.

Yesterday’s announcement marks the first step in a three-month conversation over what will be included in the plan’s final version.

A call for a ‘shockingly innovative’ proposal to develop the state's latest toll road project hints at the future of project delivery.

The vehicle is a first of its kind in Brazil’s infra market and is investing in operating renewables and power transmission assets.

The New-York based firm hopes to capitalise on growing interest in digital infra, water and sectors underpinning the global energy transition.

Final commitments to the firm’s latest energy fund will put the fundraising total above a $4bn target and at or near its hard-cap.

So-called ‘blank-cheque companies’ are scouring the frontlines of the clean-energy revolution to cash in early on businesses that promise to change the infra landscape.

The $1.24bn project will refurbish six schools in Prince George’s County, paving the way for similar bundled projects across the US.

The Swiss-based firm has raised more capital for its current investment vehicle than any prior infrastructure fund it’s managed.