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Stewardship of essential UK assets needs to be low-levered, lower paid and run for the long term, argues Newcore Capital CEO Hugo Llewelyn.

The need for Europe’s energy transition is multifaceted and likely to overcome any short-term uncertainty, argues Schroders Greencoat’s Karin Kaiser.

Without a plan to fix grid connections and planning permissions, private investors will compete with government for projects, argues writer and investor Lucy Shaw.

The convergence of real estate and infrastructure is more than just an M&A trend but an opportunity to leverage available synergies between the two, argues Patrizia’s head of strategic investments.

It may sound exciting to move from 5G to 6G in the digital world, but the opportunities and investment possibilities may not be worth it, writes Joel Kranc.

A new dynamic is helping remove hurdles for foreign capital investing in Australia. Claire Smith and Stuart MacGregor from Clayton Utz outline the progress made and the steps still needed.

The energy transition will put considerable demands on grids. Christopher Walker examines the myriad ways investors are addressing them.

Navigating the future of data centres amid rising challenges will not be easy, say Linklaters’ digital and energy infrastructure specialists Julian Cunningham-Day and Jessica Hargreaves.

There are gaps banks are leaving in the funding of the energy transition. Private credit is well-positioned to fill them, Lushan Sun and John Carey from LGIM argue.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine highlighted the EU’s reliance on Russia for fossil fuels, leading to a surge of funding for the energy transition. Beth Ure explores how things have changed two years into the conflict