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The structure, at the heart of funds by BlackRock and Brookfield, appears to be gaining momentum.
Global ports are embracing the transition to net zero, and private investments are propping up everything from stronger quays to the bunkering of e-fuels.
QIC Infrastructure Debt Fund II is a 10-year closed-end fund aiming to hold a first close before the end of 2024.
Amber’s Christian Roy tells us how one of the largest CEE-focused infra funds plans to invest and the promise of the regional pension market.
The industry has a mixed reaction to the US energy regulator’s update to a 2011 measure that ultimately underwhelmed.
Qualitas eyes €500 million debt fund, HIG closes $1 billion debut fund and KKR makes first hydrogen foray. Welcome to The Pipeline, the start-the-week briefing for our valued subscribers only.
Stewardship of essential UK assets needs to be low-levered, lower paid and run for the long term, argues Newcore Capital CEO Hugo Llewelyn.
Partner Thomas Liu explains why Actis invests through its RE and infra units, with the latter playing a key role in sourcing clean energy for power-hungry data centres.
After awarding repriced and de-risked offshore wind contracts, New York has brought some long-awaited good news to the offshore wind industry.
The need for Europe’s energy transition is multifaceted and likely to overcome any short-term uncertainty, argues Schroders Greencoat’s Karin Kaiser.