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GIP invests $500m in BrightNight

by Kali Persall | Jan 31, 2022

Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) and its coinvestors have invested $500 million in independent power producer (IPP) and renewable-power company BrightNight.

Greenbacker acquires 6.5-MWdc pre-operational solar project in Vermont

by Denise Moose | Jan 28, 2022

Greenbacker Renewable Energy Co., a leading owner and operator of sustainable infrastructure and energy-efficiency projects, announced that, through a wholly owned subsidiary, it has purchased a 6.5-megawatts DC to-be-constructed solar project from Encore Renewable Energy, a preeminent integrated clean energy developer in the region.

Top 30 most responsible asset allocators

by Jennifer Molloy | Jan 28, 2022

Institutional investors from around the world are focusing more attention on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, and responsible investing (RI) practices, according to New America’s The 2021 Leaders List: The 30 Most Responsible Asset Allocators. The biannual Responsible Asset Allocator Initiative (RAAI) Index was developed  in partnership with the Fletcher School at Tufts University […]

CDPQ Infra, CN agree to land sale for light-rail reroute

by Denise Moose | Jan 28, 2022

CDPQ Infra has secured an option to purchase from CN a segment of the Souligny railroad right-of-way in the heart of Mercier-Est in Montreal, which will avoid the need for a section of route on the Sherbrooke Street East commercial corridor.

Equinix and GIC to invest $525m to build hyperscale data centers in Korea

by Denise Moose | Jan 27, 2022

Equinix, the world's digital infrastructure company, today announced the signing of an agreement to form a $525 million joint venture in the form of a limited-liability partnership with GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, to develop and operate two xScale data centers in Seoul, Korea.

The money talks virtually: takeaways from part II of the i3 Editorial Advisory Board meeting

by Drew Campbell | Jan 27, 2022

Infrastructure investing has in the past three years become a popular destination for institutional capital. That is partly due to the asset class’s ability to provide investors downside protection as market values continue to grow to seemingly exuberant levels. It is also in part thanks to the macro trends of the energy and digital transitions, which are in the early stages of attracting capital to create decarbonized and more high-tech societies. And now with inflation on the rise, infrastructure’s ability to hedge portfolios against this risk is giving investors another reason to allocate capital to the asset class.
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