EnCap Investments' Jim Hughes on taking the pulse of the U.S. energy transition, Part 1 Jim Hughes, managing partner at EnCap Investments Energy Transition, joins i3 editor Kali Persall to discuss general observations about the current U.S. macroeconomic background to the energy transition, demand drivers strengthening investment opportunities, demand/supply imbalances for power, bottlenecks in the U.S. energy value chain and more. (03/2025)
Nuveen's Don Dimitrievich on non investment-grade energy infrastructure debt Don Dimitrievich, portfolio manager for energy infrastructure credit at Nuveen, sits down with i3 editor Kali Persall to discuss the role non investment-grade energy infrastructure debt can play in filling capital needs driven by AI, manufacturing and electrification, and what key factors investors should consider when evaluating infra credit opportunities. (03/2025) Don's views were published as a "Market perspective" in the February issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure (i3). Click here to read the article titled, Powering returns: Why noninvestment-grade…
Spearmint Energy's Andrew Waranch on bringing awareness to battery energy storage Andrew Waranch, founder, president and CEO of Spearmint Energy, sits down with i3 editor Kali Persall to discuss the company's new initiative to cover its battery energy storage system projects in local artwork, how the battery energy development market has grown in the past year, and the role BESS stands to play in the clean energy future. (03/2025)
Inside the Edition: Earning trust and the social license to operate Kali Persall, editor of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure, discusses the reputational risk infrastructure projects sometimes face and the importance of earning trust by by engaging key community stakeholders. (02/2025)
MPC Capital's Constantin Baack on decarbonizing the shipping industry Constantin Baack, CEO of MPC Capital, sits down with i3 editor Kali Persall to discuss key trends and challenges shaping the future of green shipping investments, how robust global regulatory measures can create favorable investment conditions, long- and short-term investment opportunities in global maritime infrastructure, and the role institutional investors can play in driving the transition to greener ships. (02/2025)
Nuclear fusion — the energy revolution in development It’s attracting billions in private investment because it promises to be the renewable power source that could propel the energy transition to full realization, producing massive amounts of carbon-free energy without radioactive waste or fears of meltdowns. We discuss fusion’s progress with Caroline Anderson of the Fusion Industry Association. (02/2025)
Industry voices on headwinds and tailwinds to watch for in 2025, Part 2 Nina Liu at Principal Asset Management, Michael Ryder at Igneo Infrastructure Partners, Marie-Liesse Marc at American Triple I, Silvia Ruiz at Ferrovial and Christopher Kane at CIG Companies, discuss challenges infrastructure investors could face in 2025, as well as trends and innovations that could present opportunities going forward. (02/2025) Watch part 1 of the video series here.
Industry voices on key lessons and takeaways from 2024, Part 1 Michael Ryder at Igneo Infrastructure Partners, Nina Liu at Principal Asset Management, Marie-Liesse Marc at American Triple I, Silvia Ruiz at Ferrovial and Christopher Kane at CIG Companies sum up the most significant lessons, developments and milestones for the infrastructure asset class in 2024, and how these have set the stage for 2025. (02/2025)
Newcore Capital’s Hugo Llewelyn on the importance of financial sustainability in infrastructure investment Hugo Llewelyn, CEO of Newcore Capital, sits down with i3 editor Kali Persall to discuss what lessons can be learned from Thames Water, Britain’s largest water and wastewater company (which has come under fire for environmental pollution, a lack of infrastructure maintenance and financial mismanagement), and the role infrastructure investors have in managing essential assets responsibly. (02/2025)
Stantec's Josh Pirkl and Hydrock, now Stantec's Peter Sibley on the increasing role of nuclear in data center development Josh Pirkl, mechanical senior project engineer at Stantec, and Peter Sibley, divisional director of nuclear management consultancy, at Hydrock, now Stantec, discuss ways developers can make data centers more sustainable, the advantages of nuclear energy for powering data centers, and key differences in how the United States and the United Kingdom are approaching data center design and nuclear utilization. (01/2025)
