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Interest high in Brazilian renewables

Solar and wind auctions in Brazil are still proving popular and more commercial lenders are participating in deals

Geopolitical uncertainties on infra investments

Infrastructure investors have rarely faced such a breadth of challenges as they do today. Sabre rattling across regions is fueling protectionism while dampening economic activity according the IMF. Infra investors are not new to these political upheavals, in some ways, many are borne from them

Andy Carty – a retiring man

Three tours of duty at three seats of power, Andy Carty knows how to walk the corridors and come out the other end with his sanity largely intact. Here we celebrate a fascinating public-side career that draws to an end in a couple of weeks' time, focusing on roles played by a man much loved across the European infrastructure community...

Currenta acquisition, Germany

After a drawn out negotiation period, Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA belatedly closed on the acquisition of the largest German chemical park operator, Currenta

Laurie Mahon – infrastructurally fabulous

A career like few others... in fact - no others. New York-based CIBC boss Laurie Mahon stands out as one of the most intriguing figures in the global infrastructure community having done it all, and done it in style. Here IJGlobal takes a look at the person, her career and what makes her tick...

Offshore wind takes centre stage in South Korea

South Korea has big plans for offshore wind, though only a couple of projects so far are operational

KCOM acquisition, UK

MIRA, an asset management division of Macquarie, was recently confirmed as the winner in a secret race with Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) to acquire British telecoms group KCOM

The Lone Star state closes its final toll road deal?

Texas is recognised as one of the few US states with a successful P3 programme, having closed around six deals from 2008-2016. Following a lull, a new segment of the 35W redevelopment project in north Texas reached financial close in August – and could perhaps be the last privately funded toll road deal in the Lone Star state

The server service

In a world in which data is the new oil, data centres promise to be shrewd investments. But who is best placed to own these assets?

University of Leicester student housing, UK

University of Leicester's student housing project is one of the UK's few PPP-style social infra projects still being developed under the model

Aloha to renewable energy

Hawaii − the most fossil fuel dependent state in the US − is determined to relieve its dependence on oil

Australia’s Spencer Gulf: a renewables-industry-export vision

The Spencer Gulf region in South Australia has a burgeoning pipeline of green energy projects that aim to solve grid stability concerns and power the region’s major resources

Graham Vinter… the man who wrote 'the book'

IJGlobal speaks to legendary lawyer Graham Vinter about infrastructure after PFI, the promise of Africa, and being lured back from retirement

Uzbekistan’s privatisation programme

Following an April decree by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and subsequent cabinet resolution, the Uzbekistan Government has embarked on a sweeping privatisation programme. Ahead of the upcoming Tashkent International Investment Forum in October, market sources told IJGlobal what foreign financiers and investors can expect

Kahone and Toube solar PV, Senegal

IFC has reached financial close on the second project under its Scaling Solar programme in Sub-Saharan Africa – this time two projects of a combined 60MW in Senegal

Telecoms investment in Africa

EIB's investment in Cape Verde is part of a rising wave of capital coming into Africa telecoms projects, from both DFIs and commercial banks