Chase Collum

PwC's US data shows continuing improvement in the transportation and logistics industry through H1 2015.

The group's push into Peruvian hydropower finds backing from four development banks.   

More private equity commitments and deals are expected in the second half of the year, according to PwC US.

Vinci Concessions is among consortium members ready to push ahead with Saskatchewan’s first transportation P3 project.

The UK investment firm, which just acquired a 5.26MW plant in the country, also has its sights on Uruguay, Paraguay and Colombia. 

The Build America Transportation Investment Center, created last year through an Obama administration initiative, will focus on advocating P3 use in transportation infrastructure projects.

The collaboration between Germany's KfW, Denmark's EKF and Japan-based Eurus Energy builds on their earlier partnerships in the country.

The world’s largest toll road operator is now in full control of Autopista del Sol and Autopista Los Libertadores.

Unlisted infra achieved highest H1 fundraise since 2008, but size of funds to close grows smaller.

The resolution is described as the country's "best shot" at completing a long-term plan to fix its infrastructure this year.