North America

US oil demand is poised for a long-term decline as the world transitions to more sustainable fuels. So what happens when the industry’s supporting infrastructure is no longer needed?

Erginbilgic ended a 23-year career at BP in March and joins the NY-based manager as it readies deployment of its new fund.

After four years of President Donald Trump, investors find themselves wondering again whether an administration under Joe Biden will bring meaningful infrastructure.

Albamen Capital Partners will invest in renewable energy and digital infrastructure, as well as 'other power-intensive infrastructure assets' in China.

Part of the funds will go towards the $2bn the firm is looking to invest in renewables and waste infrastructure in APAC over the next two years.

The firm's Global Transition Fund will invest in assets that will move the economy towards net-zero, including renewables, industrial businesses and infrastructure, chief executive Bruce Flatt said on the firm's Q3 2020 results call.

The US firm expects renewables to be a big part of its business in coming years, part of the reason it has also hired William Demas from CIP.

If President Trump’s lack of policy still led to green growth, imagine what president-elect Biden’s $2trn green stimulus plan can do, if fully enacted.

The firm is cementing its focus on North American infrastructure with the appointment of John Ma to the role, following Niall Mills’ promotion to global head in May.