The U.S. power sector is grappling with decades of underinvestment, while advances in artificial intelligence, data centers and manufacturing have rapidly increased demand for power. Given the unprecedented need for capital investments to meet the demand, experts predict large investor-owned utilities need up to $70 billion of new equity to invest in this growth.
In a sponsored report published in the October issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure, Jeff Yuknis, managing director at Bernhard Capital Partners, discusses how utilities are selling noncore assets to unlock capital, thus opening an investment opportunity to capable partners.
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