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ArcLight sheds asphalt outfitArcLight Capital Partners has offloaded Associated Asphalt Partners to Goldman Sachs Capital Partners for a purported $400m. ArcLight bought Associated in 2006, grouping the company in its midstream portfolio.
- US Energy Supplement
US Energy Supplement 2012-03-06 Staff Writer This exclusive report highlights key developments in US energy infrastructure investment. It features a discussion with Michael Miller of Highstar Capital and Robb E. Turner of ArcLight Capital Partners, plus a Q&A with Billy Lemmons, managing partn
- First Reserve takes a plunge in the Caribbean
The energy investment specialist is partnering with Beowulf Energy in the acquisition of stakes in a power generation facility in Trinidad and Tobago (pictured) and a project transporting natural gas from Tobago to other Eastern Caribbean islands.
- Infrastructure fundraising reaches post-2008 peak
Global infrastructure funds closed on $20.8bn of new capital in 2011, the largest amount raised since 2008. The year ended strongly, with almost $9bn raised in the final quarter – including the $3bn first close of GIP’s second fund.
- KKR partners with Google on solar deal
KKR financed its first renewable energy investment in the US through a new $95m vehicle known as SunTap Energy, with plans to invest in similar projects.
- New Mexico commits $75m to NGP
NGP’s tenth fund continues to generate support from LPs after the firm scrapped its original proposal for a water resources, food and agriculture fund.
- ArcLight recovers to close on $3.3bn
After struggling to find support in the early going, ArcLight’s fifth fund has thoroughly beaten its $2bn target and closed on $3.3bn.
- Alinda bolsters energy portfolio
The infrastructure investor has acquired a Texas oil storage company from ArcLight Capital Partners known as Houston Fuel Oil Terminal Company.
- ARC Financial launches C$850m fund
The Calgary, Canada-based firm is raising its seventh fund to target oil and gas exploration in Canada, a strategy the firm hopes will differentiate it from broader-based energy investors.
- Brakes applied to infrastructure fundraising
With fears mounting over the weakening global economy, investors kept their wallets closed in Q3 2011. Just $2.8bn was raised in the quarter, meaning that the global fundraising total this year is likely to be less than in 2010.