Energy transition and digital infrastructure continue to be among the most popular themes driving infrastructure investment.

The continued maturation of institutional infrastructure investing is highlighted by the 2026 Institutional Infrastructure Allocations Monitor, published by Hodes Weill & Associates and Cornell University’s Brooks Center for Infrastructure.

Asia Pacific data center investment reached a record $11.6 billion in 2025, as power availability increasingly determines where new capacity can be delivered.

Deep beneath the Earth’s surface there sits a clean and renewable energy reserve estimated to contain 50,000 times more potential power than all of the world’s oil and gas reserves combined.

Wilson Chang, CEO and co-founder of Sunrock Distributed Generation, recently spoke about investment in distributed generation solar assets.

Economic development is necessary to bring the Western Balkans into the European Union, as economic convergence is an essential part of the process.

Both real estate and infrastructure are long-duration asset classes. But they express duration in fundamentally different ways — and that difference matters more than many investors appreciate.

U.S. railroads have earned a reputation as one of the safest and most efficient transportation freight systems in the world.

The past five years proved that the world can change very quickly. In a sponsored interview published in the July/August issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure, Serkan Bahçeci, PhD, partner and head of infra­structure research at Arjun Infrastructure Partners, looks at the lessons the infrastructure industry has (hopefully) learned during that time.

The investment case for renewables remains compelling, but it is evolving. Driven by accelerating AI-driven power demand; rising power price volatility; and a policy pivot toward energy security, grid flex­ibility and system resilience; the asset class is experiencing an infrastruc­ture capex super-cycle.