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3D illustration of server room in data center full of telecommunication equipment,concept of big data storage and cloud computing technology.
Partner Thomas Liu explains why Actis invests through its RE and infra units, with the latter playing a key role in sourcing clean energy for power-hungry data centres.
The Infrastructure Investor Network's Japan-Korea Week was our largest infrastructure event in APAC to date – with Japanese and Korean LPs increasingly interested in the asset class.
Solar panels are continuing to be the main source of renewable energy across the globe
With New Zealand’s solar industry still in its nascency, Aquila’s clean energy platform could play a significant role in its rollout.
Most infrastructure GPs may not have yet considered Nepal as an investment destination but the country’s hydropower sector is rife with opportunity, Tom Taylor discovers.
Aerial view of a region with a sustainable plant in the production of clean energy
The new fund will focus on renewables and digital infra in the two regions, with a target of $750m.
clean energy concept, photovoltaic panels and wind turbines in the light of the rising sun
MAM will continue to realise mature green assets over the coming years, although at a reduced level compared to FY22 and FY23.
solar panels on a steel roof
Tareq Sirhan, head of energy for North Asia, told us the country faces similar challenges to Japan in both its landscape and the constraints of its grid.
Drone view of road network and traffic interchange, Brisbane, Australia
Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has announced initiatives to leverage the country’s natural strengths and drive investment in clean energy infra and technology.
The country’s record per capita uptake shifts the spotlight from large-scale clean infra onto the distributed generation opportunity.
Composing with wind turbines, solar panels and electricity pylons
BlackRock’s acquisition of Global Infrastructure Partners exemplifies the rise of infrastructure, but the asset class still requires persistent long-term capital to cater to an abundance of opportunities, IFM says.
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