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Australia’s energy transition hits a permitting wallPlanning delays are choking new generation and threatening the pace of the energy transition, even as governments streamline processes and institutional capital sits on the sidelines, writes Tom Taylor.
The Pipeline: GIP reaches $12.5bn on AI fund, Stonepeak’s IR lead Down Under, KKR forms $15bn offshore JVBlackRock and GIP raise $12.5bn for AI fund, Stonepeak hires new APAC IR head and KKR makes its mark in offshore wind. Welcome to The Pipeline, the start-the-week briefing for our valued subscribers only.
Digitalisation: Greening the digital frontierWhile it may initially appear that the power demands of digital infrastructure clash with net-zero goals, investors are resolving this paradox by using innovation to drive both growth and global decarbonisation.
Teaming up: Are co-investments here to stay?Despite reports that the popularity of co-investments is starting to wane, many investors remain bullish about the approach.
The Pipeline: GIP’s gas shopping spree, Thames Water’s woes, CIP goes to ZurichGIP’s multibillion-dollar gas spree; Thames Water’s woes deepen; and CIP’s new Zurich office. Welcome to The Pipeline, the start-the-week briefing for our valued subscribers only.
The future of transport is digitalThe diverse range of stakeholders within the transport sector means that pursuing digital transformation will require investment across a variety of different businesses.
AI caught in the crosshairs of regulationNew technological developments are often followed by regulatory ones. For artificial intelligence, the EU has been the first to act. Could this curtail investment?
Easing the electricity gridlockOutdated and poorly maintained grid infrastructure threatens to damage both the decarbonisation and digitalisation movements in many markets.
Inside Dexus' dispute with Melbourne Airport co-shareholdersDocuments submitted to the Supreme Court of NSW lift the lid on Dexus’ dispute with its fellow shareholders in Melbourne Airport, pitting it against some of Australia’s largest superfunds and the country’s sovereign wealth fund.
Dexus facing forced divestment of Melbourne Airport stake in dispute with co-shareholdersDexus has been accused by the airport’s board of breaching its shareholder agreement, which could see it pushed into a compulsory sale of its 27% stake to fellow shareholders.