Transactions Equitix buys 20% stake in Viridor Energy from KKR Equitix has agreed to purchase a 20 percent equity stake in Viridor Energy from KKR…
Investors Waga Energy and Meridiam to refinance four biomethane units in France Waga Energy, a European producer of biomethane from landfill gas, and Meridiam, an investment fund…
Transactions AMP Capital to obtain $356m for stake in ESVAGT AMP Capital has made plans to sell its stake in ESVAGT, a company specializing in…
From the Current Issue The view from i3’s virtual roundtables: Supply chains, energy costs, inflation and fundraising by Drew Campbell IREI has been hosting virtual roundtables throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and the meetings during the past month have provided another opportunity for i3 board members to discuss issues and trends in the market. The discussions over the past month have focused on supply chains, the energy transition and the fundraising market, in particular.
From the Current Issue Global listed infrastructure : Essential news and notes by Fraser Hughes The GLIO Index of infrastructure companies gained 6.6 percent in October, clawing back losses from September. Year-to-date, the GLIO Index remains up 11.4 percent.
Transactions Deloitte increases foothold in the digital infrastructure market Deloitte has agreed to acquire substantially all of the assets of BIAS, a cloud consulting…
People OMERS Infrastructure names new senior managing director and head of Europe OMERS Infrastructure has promoted Alastair Hall to senior managing director and head of Europe, IREI…
Investors Peppertree Capital Fund IX adds two U.S. pension funds to investor list Peppertree Capital Fund IX, a fund managed by Peppertree Capital Management, has picked up two…
From the Current Issue Utilities in transition: Rates, price inflation, climate mitigation and adaptation — the sleepy market of regulated utilities is going through a shakeup by Drew Campbell When the Texas power market went into a deep freeze earlier this year, it was not the first red-flag event U.S. power and utility markets had experienced. PG&E in California famously experienced its own wildfire-driven problems that resulted in bankruptcy. Utilities in Texas also suffered during the freeze, as prices for fuels skyrocketed. Globally, the story is the same, as more frequent severe weather and natural disasters are putting power and utility markets to the test.
From the Current Issue Supporting natural gas is key to a cleaner world by Dave Noakes Though renewables are seen by some as the only option for a sustainable future, investors need to recognize the realities of global energy demand and the long-term role natural gas assets will play in delivering on economic, societal and environmental goals.