Chris Glynn

A light rail public-private partnership in San Juan, Puerto Rico, will cost $470m. A RFQ is due in October.

Kohlberg Kravis Roberts global head of energy and infrastructure Marc Lipschultz (pictured) might be bullish on renewable energy, but his firm is choosy about its definition of infrastructure.

Morgan Stanley Infrastructure teamed with FountainVest and Olympus to invest in Zhaoheng Hydropower. The transaction is the second investment for the consortium, which has invested a combined $300m in the Chinese firm.

A Brookfield fund has bought Western Wind Energy. The deal let Brookfield expand its West Coast wind portfolio.

Andrew Lin (pictured), who has worked for Infrastructure Ontario and OMERS unit Borealis, has joined Bilfinger Berger Project investments. He will handle project finance in North America.

The capital of Puerto Rico is out to make good on a longstanding $400m light rail project and has picked Macquarie and Mayer Brown to assist.

The Keystone State capital was ordered to hold off paying a debt on its waste incinerator. The infrastructure project, which is up for sale, has racked up a $330m tab.

The Virginia Retirement System has invested $450m with Industry Funds Management and Global Infrastructure Partners. The commitment is the second-largest by a US pension fund in 2012.

Advanced Disposal Services is revamping its top brass as part of its merger with Veolia ES Solid Waste. Owner Highstar Capital bought Veolia in July for $1.9bn.

Morgan Stanley Infrastructure has purchased all outstanding interest in Southern Star Central Pipeline Corp. The fund manager had held 40% of the midstream company.