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NMSIC approves $188m in infrastructure commitmentsNew Mexico State Investment Council committed to two funds managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners.
CIP reaches €5.6bn first close for €12bn Fund VAn ‘unprecedented tailwind’ for renewables has driven CIP’s fundraising, with a final close expected in Q2 2024.
Europe’s biogas bonanzaAs a replacement for natural gas, home-grown biomethane is close to perfect – and this is only the beginning of the biogas revolution
CIP doubles down on Indian renewablesCopenhagen Infrastructure Partners’ second partnership in India via its New Markets Fund I is expected to develop as much as 1.8GW of greenfield renewable energy projects.
Europe’s hydrogen backbone may be more than a pipe dreamHydrogen could soon be flowing in pipelines from Europe’s north and south to its industrial heart in the centre, unleashing investment opportunities worth hundreds of billions of euros.
Themes of the Year: The rise and rise of energy transition fundsThis year has seen the energy transition go from being a good idea to becoming an irrefutable necessity and fund managers were quick to jump on the bandwagon.
California’s offshore wind auction rakes in $3.6bn less than NY BightThe California offshore wind auction featured a familiar winners list, with CIP, Equinor, RWE, Ocean Winds and Invenergy committing a collective $757.1m in winning bids for five separate leases.
DOWNLOAD: Q1-Q3 brings another record year within reachWith no further mega-fund closes, Q3 managed to add $19bn to this year’s H1 tally, resulting in the strongest nine-month fundraising period.
CIP to target at least €12bn for Fund V next yearWith an upper limit of €15bn and no hard-cap, CIP's Fund V, which it expects to launch in early 2023, could rival Brookfield's GTF.
State climate bill puts Massachusetts at ‘forefront of clean energy legislation’The bill, which aims to boost US offshore wind development, eliminates a ‘race to the bottom’ in leasing bids, according to law firm Mintz’s chair of energy and sustainability, Tom Burton.