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Sweden’s AP1 earns 10.9% return

by Kali Persall | Jul 21, 2021

Swedish pension Första AP-fonden’s (AP1) has closed out the first half of 2021 with a 10.9 percent financial return. At the end of June, the fund had SEK 431.5 billion ($50 billion) in assets under management.

EXCLUSIVE — Harrison Street inks P3 agreement with Illinois Tech

by Kali Persall | Jul 21, 2021

Harrison Street has entered into an agreement with the Illinois Institute of Technology to operate, manage and redevelop the university’s on-campus utility system, strengthening its public-private partnership (P3) infrastructure strategy.

Brookfield’s Tower InvIT acquires Space Teleinfra

by Kali Persall | Jul 20, 2021

Tower Infrastructure Trust (Tower InvIT), a company sponsored by Brookfield, has paid Rs 900 crore ($118.7 million) for India-based telecom infrastructure solutions provider, Space Teleinfra (STIPL), according to various news sources.

KGAL brings on new ESG officer

by Kali Persall | Jul 20, 2021

KGAL Group has appointed ESG expert and rating specialist Susanne Marttila as ESG officer, effective in September.

CIM Group invests in affiliate of MAS Energy, renewable natural gas developer

by Released | Jul 20, 2021

CIM Group has made a significant investment in an affiliate of MAS CanAm, the holding company for the renewable natural gas (RNG) activities undertaken by MAS Energy, a privately held, Atlanta-based owner, developer and operator of North American RNG production assets and biogas to power facilities.

Water service companies announce merger

by Released | Jul 19, 2021

Select Energy Services, Inc., a provider of sustainable full life cycle water and chemical solutions to the U.S. unconventional oil and gas industry, has acquired Complete Energy Services, Inc., an operating subsidiary of Superior Energy Services, Inc.

FERC issues permit for $4.9b pumped storage project in Washington

by Released | Jul 19, 2021

Daybreak Power, a developer of gigawatt-scale energy storage projects, announced Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has issued a preliminary permit for its proposed 2,650-megawatt Halverson Canyon Pumped Storage project near Creston, Wash., about 35 miles upstream from Grand Coulee Dam on the Columbia River.
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