Taiwan’s burgeoning wind industry faces geopolitical challenges and stringent local content policies, yet international investors like CIP remain undeterred. We find out why.
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.
Regulators must provide a supportive environment for funds to make independent investment decisions that can support the country’s economy, says Mary Delahunty, CEO of one of Australia’s largest lobby groups for superfunds.
Having consolidated its offshore wind activities in Reventus Power, CPP Investments’ Bill Rogers explains how the sector ‘plays into the capabilities we have’.
The Japan University Fund will build on the experience of managing director Tadasu Matsuo to invest in infra and other alts without the need for gatekeepers.
After pausing on core infrastructure funds last year, it has raised the outlook from ‘negative’ to ‘neutral’, although remains cautious.
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.
With returns for vanilla renewables under pressure, managers are refining their strategies to deliver superior performance. Six industry professionals tell us what that entails.
The increasing number and size of battery storage projects has created a supply-demand gap in the insurance market. NARDAC's Tom Harries explains why and what investors should consider when investing in these projects.
GPIF head of infrastructure Kikuko Emae says the fund is ‘cautiously in due diligence’ over several new commitments.