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Recent geopolitical volatility, combined with aged distribution networks, highlight the vulnerability of our energy systems.
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The UAE-backed LP has been committing substantial amounts to infrastructure funds since its launch in 2023, but is seeking tangible results.
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Energy security does not yet feature in the names of private infrastructure funds, but that could change as conflicts upend global energy markets.
With regulation unlikely to close the circularity gap, investors must transform technical proof into commercial-scale infrastructure.
Amid speed bumps in the global EV roll-out, investors are adapting their strategies around charging investments.
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As climate volatility and cyber threats redefine the market, infrastructure investors are moving beyond risk mitigation to unlock a resilience dividend for their transport assets.
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From Europeโ€™s Hamburg Declaration to the ASEAN Power Grid, cross-border collaboration is playing a crucial role in mitigating the effects of unpredictable domestic policies.
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After a wave of investment in the early 2020s, both the US and Europe are seeing a changing renewable energy landscape as managers and investors grapple with how the past has shaped the present.
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