Listed infrastructure companies have announced several notable transactions during the past two weeks. Cheniere Energy and Bechtel are moving forward with investments and construction for the Corpus Christi Stage 3 Liquefaction Project; George Power has filed with regulators to invest nearly $7 billion in transmission and distribution projects over the next three years; a joint venture between Ferrovial and Malaysia-based Gamuda has been awarded the contract to build the Coffs Harbour Bypass in New South Wales (Australia); and ENGIE, Brookfield and Castignac have formed a partnership to develop a carbon-neutral ecommerce logistics facility in Cambrai, France.
Cheniere Energy and Bechtel Energy will invest about $8 billion to develop and construct the third stage of the Corpus Christi project in South Texas. When completed, the project will have total production capacity of about 10 million tons per year of liquified natural gas. The project includes seven midscale trains and