Global Infrastructure Partners could soon see another significant capital investment in its Global Infrastructure Partners IV (GIP IV) fund.
Taiwan-based China Life Insurance Company has approved a $100 million capital commitment to the core, core-plus fund.
The pension fund could not be reached to comment on the recent investment.
GIP IV is seeking to raise $20 billion to invest in energy, transportation and waste water infrastructure assets. It has collected $13.5 billion in capital commitments to date.
Assets within the energy sector include midstream, renewables, utilities and LNG, while transportation assets include airports, ports and rail. Wastewater investments include utilities, industrial and energy from waste, according to a document detailing the GIP fund series.
The previous three funds in the GIP fund series featured well-diversified portfolios. They raised $5.6 billion, $8.2 billion, and $15.8 billion, respectively.
