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After 18 months of more hype than hard cash, GPs are opening their wallets to the green hydrogen opportunity. For good reason.
Global ports are embracing the transition to net zero, and private investments are propping up everything from stronger quays to the bunkering of e-fuels.
Stewardship of essential UK assets needs to be low-levered, lower paid and run for the long term, argues Newcore Capital CEO Hugo Llewelyn.
After awarding repriced and de-risked offshore wind contracts, New York has brought some long-awaited good news to the offshore wind industry.
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The need for Europe’s energy transition is multifaceted and likely to overcome any short-term uncertainty, argues Schroders Greencoat’s Karin Kaiser.
Copenhagen
Storebrand paid $31m for an extra 50% of AIP Management, with senior execs from both firms walking us through the deal’s rationale.
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Founder Mortimer Menzel sees high power prices as the calling card for the Nordic hydro PPAs his firm is offering investors via a new €400m fund.
There are now more options than ever for managers to form capital around their marquee holdings.
GPs with deep pockets are capitalising on renewables developers’ distress – and securing continued development.
price tag, sales tag, infra secondaries
Amid LP demand for liquidity and distributions, the infra secondaries market saw an unprecedented rise last year. We uncover how this positions the market for future growth. 
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