One hundred days have passed since President Trump’s inauguration. During this time, there has been a flood of policy announcements — global tariffs, energy policies, AI, defense, etc. As infrastructure investors, the obvious question is: How should we react to these daily headlines?

Historically, hydrogen production is colocated with demand. As we move toward a more openly traded market, we will need more technological solutions to support production and transportation. However, many of those solutions are currently immature and in the early stages of commercial readiness.

Joe Gagnon and Carl Ge, co-heads at Rava Partners, discuss about why Asia Pacific is the next fertile ground in the hunt for assets and returns.

What’s so appealing about secondhand infrastructure? Infrastructure is particularly well suited for secondaries, given that long-lived assets are commonly misaligned with investor horizons.

First quarter 2025 fundraising turned out to be a pleasant surprise. After years of anemic capital raising, the first quarter gives managers hope things might be turning around.

Following the blackout on April 28 that cut nearly 60 percent of Spain’s electricity in five seconds, TRG Datacenters ranked the countries best prepared to survive a major electricity outage — and which might be left in the dark.

In my past two columns, I wrote about some of the people who have made major contributions to the development of the Institutional Real Estate, Inc. platform since our very beginning in 1987. In this final tribute, here are a few more of the many, many people who have helped guide and support the development of our business throughout the years.