Guest Writer

2024 has not been quite the great year for secondaries some had hoped. But Christopher Walker finds the sector has a bright future.

As the renewable energy sector grows so too does the number of transactions and the data that is generated as a result. Drooms’ CEO and co-founder Alexandre Grellier outlines the benefits virtual data rooms can provide.

Adaptable design principles might enable greener infrastructure, if investors can stomach the upfront pain, writes Alastair O’Dell.

It’s still early days, but efforts to marry nature-based solutions with traditional infrastructure are starting to attract more attention, writes Alastair O’Dell.

Private equity has flocked to invest in US wind, despite many challenges. Christopher Walker explores whether this would survive potential political change.

Global competition and domestic export pause do not necessarily signal the death knell for future LNG investment, writes Andrew Gallagher.

Soaring power demand is increasing the investment case for grid technology, writes Christopher Walker.

KGAL's Andreas Ochsenkühn explains how changes in the German pension market can unlock more capital for the asset class.

Co-investors often have different expectations and preferences than main fund investors when it comes to GP-led secondaries processes, write Debevoise's Jane Engelhardt, Brett Bush and Lauren Heller.

With extreme weather events increasing in frequency and intensity, it is imperative for renewables investors to incorporate resilience strategies into their portfolios, argues Victory Hill’s Eleanor Fraser-Smith.