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The hirings, including former French cabinet minister Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, could lead to a fund launch later this year.
Despite huge pent-up appetite for development, governments will struggle to deliver on their energy transition promises unless permitting delays are overcome, four infrastructure professionals say.
Infrastructure investors are eyeing up opportunities beyond traditional renewable energy that will help make society more sustainable in the long term.
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners’ Chris Ortega highlights the value to be found in repurposing legacy assets to support new energy technologies.
There is much more to the energy transition than renewables, with new developments emerging all the time. Ardian’s Amir Sharifi, Stefano Mion and Mark Voccola look at some of the most attractive, long-term opportunities in this fast-moving space.
Hydrogen will play a key role in the energy transition, but lower costs and government support are needed for it to become a major opportunity.
The energy transition market has been around for decades, but it has really picked up steam over recent times. Mikael Karlsson discusses how this is translating into opportunities in the hard assets space.
Transmission mega-projects in Africa are gaining attention but regulatory reforms are needed to entice investors.
The transition is poised to move beyond green power generation as the tumbling cost of renewables paves the way for industry’s decarbonisation, says David Scaysbrook, Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners co-founder and managing partner.
The picture is changing rapidly as sustainability rises up the agenda.
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