Transactions LSU enlists Enwave and LA Energy for campus modernization project The Louisiana State University (LSU) board of supervisors has approved a plan for modernizing the…
Transactions New York extends maritime consultant contract with Jacobs The New York City Economic Development Corp. (NYCEDC) has extended its 30-year maritime engineering consultant…
Investors South Korea’s SK Group closes $1.6b hydrogen investment with Plug Power SK Group, South Korea’s largest energy provider and third-largest conglomerate, has closed a $1.6 billion…
From the Current Issue Gathering momentum: Private capital expected to play big role in the next wave of infrastructure by Kali Persall The current economic crisis has revealed the infrastructure asset class is well positioned to deliver long-term income streams for investors, according to UBS’ latest market outlook for 2021 titled Panorama.
From the Current Issue Infrastructure 101: A guide to white papers and reports focused on infrastructure investing by Drew Campbell We will not forget 2020 in a hurry. In time, it may be looked back on as a pivotal period when profound changes in society took hold; affecting the kinds of infrastructure required to deliver public services. The way we work, live and travel for business or pleasure — as well as our use of technology — could be radically altered.
Transactions HydroLand snaps up 13 “run-of-river” hydroelectric facilities throughout U.S. HydroLand has acquired a 25-megawatt portfolio of hydroelectric facilities, located throughout the Mid-Atlantic, South and…
People Resolute Capital Partners appoints president of energy Resolute Capital Partners, a private equity firm that actively invests and manages investments in energy,…
Transactions Altus Power to deliver largest community-based renewable-energy project in Hawaii Altus Power America Inc. is planning to construct what will be the largest community-based renewable…
From the current issue Getting up to speed: A look at the important trends and themes that will shape 2021 by Drew Campbell
From the Current Issue The gigawatt economy: U.S. energy storage market shatters records in Q3 2020 by Mike Consol Some 476 megawatts of storage were deployed in third-quarter 2020, an increase of 240 percent over the previous high set during the previous quarter. What’s more, the U.S. battery energy storage market is set to grow from 1.2 gigawatts in 2020 to nearly 7.5 gigawatts in 2025, driven primarily by large-scale utility procurements, and solar-paired storage will account for a large majority of these installations, according to the U.S. Energy Storage Association.