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Infrastructure has changed considerably over the past two decades, bringing significant opportunities for investors. But while this has transformed the way managers assess risk, many of the principles remain, says Infracapital’s Peter Mitchev.
Headwinds around clean energy investing are proving temporary.
In a world of rising energy prices and pressing climate needs, district energy is the affordable, sustainable option, say Antin Infrastructure Partners’ Guillaume Friedel, Vicinity Energy’s Kevin Hagerty and Idex’s Benjamin Fremaux.
Investment teams and operating models are evolving to meet the needs of an ever-expanding universe of infrastructure assets.
For all the current headwinds, the outlook for infrastructure is far from bleak.
Innovation in the form of new investment products, data science and artificial intelligence are adding considerable value to infrastructure assets, say Ardian’s Marion Calcine and Pauline Thomson.
Our Rising Stars weigh in on the year ahead.
Despite headwinds in the US market, the rest of the world is accelerating efforts in the energy transition, says Quinbrook’s David Scaysbrook.
A new paradigm of AI-directed science is emerging to solve existential challenges, creating inelastic demand for mission-critical, high-performance computing, writes Tibor Schwartz, senior adviser at QIC.
Faced with an uncertain world, Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners’ Markus Hottenrott explains the importance of long-term value creation in infrastructure investing.