Sponsored

Global appetite for low-carbon technologies and infrastructure remains resilient even as the US backpedals, explain Quinbrook’s David Scaysbrook and Nuveen Infrastructure’s Joost Bergsma in The Infrastructure Investor Podcast.

Sosteneo Infrastructure Partners’ Chris Deves explains why the firm favours a greenfield approach to the energy transition journey.

Taking a value-add approach to waste and water relies on combining strategic partnerships with a platform-building thesis, says CIM Group’s Kris Bale.

Regulatory stability, high societal trust and resilient returns make the Nordic region a compelling proposition for long-term infrastructure investment, says Infranode’s Silas Harbo.

A holistic approach involving both public and private investors is key to delivering Australia’s energy transition goals, say QIC’s Patrick Mulholland and CEFC’s Rory Lonergan.

LPs are recalibrating their allocations as they navigate a volatile macroeconomic and geopolitical environment, says Arjun Infrastructure Partners’ Surinder Toor.

As power demand surges and policy risk rises, Ridgewood Infrastructure’s Ross Posner and I Squared Capital’s Gautam Bhandari tell The Infrastructure Investor Podcast how mid-market strategies are mitigating risks while delivering returns, resilience and exits.

In this podcast, part of PEI Group's Private Markets 2030 programme, guests from Brookfield discuss the opportunities and risks around artificial intelligence in infrastructure.

Despite limited discounts, infrastructure secondaries buyers are generating some spectacular, and unexpected, returns, four industry professionals tell us.

Repowering older renewable assets is no longer optional – it’s essential to extending the lifespan of energy-generating platforms and maintaining their financial and environmental benefits, explain Bluefield’s Paula Naranjo and Nunzia Pignataro.