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Copenhagen 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.
Clean Energy Transition Fund II will focus on OECD-based companies with proven technologies in the green energy space that are ready to commercialise and expand into Asia.
Glennmont Partners’ Scott Lawrence and Claudio Vescovo say 2023 will be a compelling year to invest in green energy credit.
Origin Energy’s board have unanimously recommended the revised takeover offer of A$18.2bn to shareholders, which comes as the consortium’s phase of exclusive due diligence is set to enter its fourth month.
After establishing itself as a presence in the infra space in Africa and the Middle East, AP Moller Capital is set to focus on the emerging markets of Asia.
Greenfield renewable energy projects are not getting the credit they deserve for their contribution to net zero with current ESG standards failing to recognise their additionality, write Jiska Klein and Emma Tinker of Asper Investment Management
Head of Asia Wymen Chan walks us through the GP’s plans in what is the fourth transaction for SUSI’s Asia Energy Transition Fund.
Japan and South Korea are ramping up nuclear power to meet their emissions targets – will it push renewables off the grid?
Building sustainably is the next frontier. We examine construction’s carbon intensity, the technologies seeking to improve it, and the policies driving change.
Andrew Forrest, Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar all emerged as potentially significant players in Australia’s emissions reduction journey in 2022, taking different approaches with the same end goal.