Policy

Taiwan’s burgeoning wind industry faces geopolitical challenges and stringent local content policies, yet international investors like CIP remain undeterred. We find out why.

Regulators must provide a supportive environment for funds to make independent investment decisions that can support the country’s economy, says Mary Delahunty, CEO of one of Australia’s largest lobby groups for superfunds.

The need for Europe’s energy transition is multifaceted and likely to overcome any short-term uncertainty, argues Schroders Greencoat’s Karin Kaiser.

Without a plan to fix grid connections and planning permissions, private investors will compete with government for projects, argues writer and investor Lucy Shaw.

Head of banking and investments Ian Brown tells us how the bank is doing its bit to get the UK to net zero, one risky deal at a time.

Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has announced initiatives to leverage the country’s natural strengths and drive investment in clean energy infra and technology.

BlackRock’s acquisition of Global Infrastructure Partners exemplifies the rise of infrastructure, but the asset class still requires persistent long-term capital to cater to an abundance of opportunities, IFM says.

The incumbent Liberal Party and challenger Labor both plan to bring more renewable projects to the island while making changes to the charter of state-owned electricity generator Hydro Tasmania.

Britain’s infrastructure reputation has taken a beating in recent years thanks to changing governments, Brexit and water utilities in disrepute, to name but a few reasons. But there is a silver lining.

As ‘free money’ dries up, higher interest rates are reshaping critical dynamics of the renewable energy market, Zak Bentley and Daniel Kemp find.