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Value-accretive initiatives such as energy and resource efficiency continue to resonate deeply in the US, says Ridgewood Infrastructure’s Sam Lissner.
Integrating environmental, social and governance considerations into investment decisions has come in for some criticism, yet infrastructure investors cannot ignore the risks and opportunities, says Arjun’s Rhyadd Keaney-Watkins.
The Nordics boast plenty of opportunities, especially if you’re willing to look locally, says Infranode’s Erik Botnevik.
Delivering strong sustainability performance is a key part of the job for infra debt managers, says Edmond de Rothschild’s Jean-Francis Dusch.
Green transport infrastructure poses a wide range of attractive opportunities, says Vauban Infrastructure Partners’ Christoph Stagl.
Infrastructure managers are seeking to limit harm and even become ‘nature-positive’. We explore how they are going about it.
The opportunity to dramatically reduce the cost of electricity, boosting local industry and providing export opportunities, makes investing in renewables a compelling proposition, says Alcazar Energy Partners’ Daniel Calderon.
As consumers of valuable resources – energy and water – data centres will have to either innovate to consume less or move outside the US.
The expansive One Big Beautiful Bill Act is impacting every sector, from power to transportation, creating challenges but also opportunities, according to our expert roundtable participants.
There is little evidence of infrastructure investors changing course, but there appears a subtle shift in messaging from ‘ESG’ to ‘sustainability’.