Nia Tam
China Construction bank and Postal Savings Bank of China are said to have contributed an initial $4.6bn each to the vehicle.
The firm's investment in CWP Renewables will allow it to access an 800MW pipeline of projects ready for construction next year.
The new contract will see the Mitsubishi-Doosan tie-up build a 1.8GW coal-fired capacity in the south of the country.
The pool of assets, which comprises an initial pipeline of 50MW ready for construction, is due to build up to 350MW by 2018.
Legislation enabling the port's privatisation is expected to pass this week after doubts over lease terms were cleared out.
Asia’s largest independent infrastructure fund manager says the move will require investments of up to $12bn over the next two to three years.
The company’s Japanese solar portfolio is expected to hit 100MW this year as it advances towards its three-year target of 300MW overseas capacity.
The company has offered to acquire all the shares in the Moomba to Sydney Ethane Pipeline it doesn’t already owns after the failure of two deals last year.
Beijing is looking to boost efficiency and cleaner energy by breaking the monopoly of state-owned grids.
The Aquino government has appointed Andre Palacios to lead the charge on progressing the country’s PPP programme.