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Offshore wind continued its struggles from 2023, but there might be light at the end of the tunnel for developers and investors alike.
Airplane flying above container port.
Major deals across air, maritime and land transport indicate resilience in a sector rocked by the pandemic.
Green hydrogen didn't go far in 2024, but it also didn't go away. Instead, projects got bigger and so did the sponsors
elusive
When 2024 kicked off, there was optimism that fundraising’s lowest point was in the rearview mirror. That seems less likely as the year ends, but there’s hope a recovery is just around the corner.
Data centre
The investment opportunity has some real depth to it – and some real hype too.
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Allianz holds a €533 million first close, Ofwat gives investors festive cheer and GIC and MEAG plough €1.4 billion into a data centre platform. Welcome to the last edition of The Pipeline in 2024, the start-the-week briefing for our valued subscribers only.
As infrastructure investors explore new sectors and regions, the number of red flags they need to look out for during their due diligence will inevitably increase.
Wooden gavel in front of Australian flag. The gavel is nicely textured and it is casting soft shadows on the ground. Great use for law, justice and auction related concepts.
APRA said that superfund trustees ‘have work to do’ to improve their processes, with enforcement action possible for underperformers.
New York awarded contracts for 23 renewable projects with a weighted average strike price of $94.73 per MWh, in an auction dominated by infra investors.
An image of the Eiffel Tower.
The above-target close attracted more than 120 new LPs, with the fifth flagship over 50% larger than its predecessor.
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