Investors First State Super, VicSuper set July 2020 merger date First State Super and VicSuper have confirmed a merger between the two organizations will go…
Investors EIB and Energia Solar back Spanish renewable initiatives The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Spain’s Energía Solar have signed an agreement to promote…
Transactions Enterprise Products Partners and Enbridge partner to develop crude oil terminal in Gulf of Mexico Affiliates of Enterprise Products Partners and Enbridge have signed a letter of intent (LOI) to…
From the current issue Investor demand for real assets continues to grow, despite macro and political concerns by Andrea Zander
From the Current Issue Notes from the road: Academic board meetings, roundtables and the i3 Editorial Advisory Board by Chase McWhorter In the July/August issue of i3, I wrote the Market Perspective “Notes from the road” and, as I mentioned then, IREI is uniquely positioned as a firm to speak with various participants in our market. This is because we are not focused as much as our readers are on deal closings and/or fund raising, which is different for a publication in our market. We put a lot of our focus on institutional investors’ infrastructure programs and allocations and the capital formation that comes from this part of the market.
Energy Goldman Sachs JV to install NYC’s single-largest solar energy project The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced that New York City’s single-largest solar…
Research Infrastructure earns high markets from global citizens, but has room for improvement Overall satisfaction with infrastructure across the globe is up 5 percentage points to 37 percent,…
Infrastructure Consortium selected for $413m highway project in Brazil A consortium consisting of Global Logistic Properties (GLP), Comércio Bandeirantes, TCL, Senpar and TORC has…
From the Current Issue Political uncertainty, ESG, cautious investors: A whistle-stop tour of global infrastructure by Karl Nietvelt Infrastructure investors operate in increasingly uncertain times. Compared with past years, observers note that global politics is lacking continuity. We note the rise of populist governments in many regions — and busy election calendars during the first half-year across Asia and the past year in Latin America (with Argentina yet to come). Downward regulatory tariff revisions in Europe equally add to this uncertainty. Finally, protectionist policies have given rise to trade tensions between economic powerhouses such as the United States and China.
From the Current Issue Report: North America greenfield deals on the rise, brownfield remains steady by Kali Persall The number of infrastructure greenfield deals have increased in North America in the third quarter of the year, with the brownfield market remaining stable, according to a new report from Inframation and Sparkspread.