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The move cuts Natixis IM’s stake in half and support’s the GP’s plans to expand into North America, and, also, the Middle East.
Sustainable investing must meet the demands of regulators and local communities if it’s to succeed in environmental and economic terms, says Thierry Déau, chairman and CEO of Meridiam.
Reforms in Europe and a retreat from sustainability in the US add up to a complex picture for investors.
OMERS Infrastructure’s Christopher Curtain said his firm’s experience had been like ‘the good, the bad and the ugly’ since opening an office in Sydney in 2014.
Disputes over feed-in tariffs and delayed payments from Vietnam’s state-owned utility EVN have seen investors stalling future projects amid financial losses on their current portfolios, Tom Taylor writes.
While governments offer modest emissions pledges, real energy transition momentum comes from investors leveraging cheaper technology and long-standing policies.
Infrastructure investors navigate policy uncertainty as optimism remains high.
Policy support may be waning, but fundamental economics are driving appetite for the energy transition regardless, says Quinbrook’s Giulia Siccardo.
While Australian regulators debate market reforms that could replace the CIS after 2027, infrastructure investors’ portfolio companies are reaping the rewards of support for large-scale storage projects.
Offshore wind has hit heavy resistance on three continents as policy missteps, investor jitters and presidential decrees stall momentum.