• Infra Dig – Battery Energy Storage

    Angus Leslie Melville Renewables Europe

    This week’s Infra Dig podcast lifts the lid on battery energy storage, with informed commentary on how it works and how it integrates within the European electricity grids. Eva Zimmermann takes the listener through the complexities of an infrastructure asset class that so many people are comfortable with… but likely lack granular understanding of

  • Ancala Fund III, Europe

    James Bremner Oil & Gas Europe

    Mid-market investor Ancala raised €1.4 billion for its third flagship fund, continuing the consistent investment strategy the firm has pursued since inception in 2010

  • Antin Infrastructure Fund II, France

    Clara Jones Oil & Gas Europe

    Earlier this year, reports that Grandi Stazioni Retail – a company which manages the retail sector of 14 Italian train stations – had been put to market emerged in the Italian press. The sale will represent the end of an era for Antin Infrastructure Fund II, for which Grandi Stazioni Retail is the final asset yet to be realised

  • Offshore wind turbines, bigger is not always better

    Natalie Boyer Renewables North America

    The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) in April cancelled contracts for 4GW of offshore wind projects after GE Vernova "caused material changes" by scrapping its turbine design for the projects.

  • Offshore wind turbines, bigger is not always better

    Natalie Boyer Renewables North America

    The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority in April cancelled contracts for 4GW of offshore wind projects after GE Vernova "caused material changes" by scrapping its turbine design for the projects

  • Infra Dig – The Energy Transition Episode

    Angus Leslie Melville Renewables Europe

    A podcast focused squarely on energy transition in a far-ranging discussion that touches on most of the salient points in this challenging subject. Adrian Del Maestro, VP of global energy advisory at AECOM, takes listeners through the key points of the day while providing a insight into the future

  • Seriti Green, South Africa

    Nathan Alleyne Renewables Sub-Saharan Africa

    Pursuing climate goals and persistent load-shedding have been key drivers for companies based in South Africa to incorporate renewable energy to power their operations

  • Northvolt loan for Europe's first gigafactory, Sweden

    Antonia Kokalova-Gray Renewables Europe

    The push to phase out fossil fuels and transition to the electrification of transport and industry turns the focus on advancing battery storage tech. Swedish company Northvolt in early 2024 secured its first green loan, hugely boosting its significant capital raising to date amidst the challenge of finite critical raw materials

  • MásMóvil, Orange Spain merger

    Tess Lindsay Telecoms Europe

    For the last 2 years, 2 of Spain’s 4 mobile operators have sought out a merger to create a behemoth provider and remain leaders in the Spanish telecoms space

  • BNDES: funding a renewable future in Brazil

    Renewables Latin America

    Brazil is already the leader in the energy transition. The country’s power matrix stands out in its composition with close to 90% coming from renewable sources including hydroelectricity. Yet, growth opportunities remain vast in the renewable sector and beyond. According to the Brazilian Association of Infrastructure and Base Industries (ABDIB), Brazil is looking to bridge a $50 billion a year gap in infrastructure investments.

  • Africa Uncovered – Roland Janssens, Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund

    Angus Leslie Melville Renewables Sub-Saharan Africa

    This latest IJGlobal podcast revives the “uncovered” series of interviews that delve into bigger picture market intelligence for infrastructure and energy. This one turns the focus on Africa with Roland Janssens, managing director at the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund

  • Renewables manufacturing: battle lines being drawn

    Tom Duffell Renewables

    Patent infringement lawsuits are becoming commonplace in the renewable energy sector as manufacturers look to take advantage of the US’ lucrative tax credit regime.

  • Phoenix biogas portfolio stake acquisition, Denmark

    Yancy Villarroel Renewables Europe

    The acquisition of a minority stake in the Phoenix biogas portfolio in Denmark has a clear impact on the Nordics' green transition and sets the basis for a partnership with Renegas to boost the sector in the country, Silas Harbo, country manager & head of investments Denmark at Infranode, tells IJGlobal

  • Ruta al Sur Highway PPP, Colombia

    Adrian Ganic Transport Latin America

    The project sponsors for the Santana-Mocoa-Neiva Highway PPP – also known as Ruta al Sur – reached financial close on a deal to finance Colombia’s longest 4G road in December 2023, more than 10 years after it was first launched

  • Velindre Cancer Centre PPP, Wales

    Rachel Adatto Social & Defence Europe

    Wales’s beleaguered Velindre Cancer Centre project reached financial close at the end of March 2024 following a string of delays throughout the project’s lifetime

  • Infra Dig – Edward Wilkinson, GScan

    Angus Leslie Melville Power Europe

    IJGlobal’s podcast service has always sought to lift the lid on advanced technology in service of the infrastructure and energy sector… and this one fulfils that requirement perfectly. Edward Wilkinson, strategic corporate development lead at GScan, talks about a technology that sees to the heart of things

  • Neoen renewables portfolio financing, Australia

    Akshaj Garg Renewables Asia Pacific

    French renewables developer Neoen has recently secured a $724 million portfolio financing on its renewable energy assets in Australia

  • US government puts solar imports in its crosshairs

    Tom Duffell Renewables North America

    Renewables developers are readying themselves for more supply chain disruption as additional tariffs on China-made panels are under consideration from the US government.

  • British Sustainable Infrastructure II, UK

    James Bremner Renewables Europe

    As local authorities across the UK increasingly declare climate and nature emergencies, Gresham House’s second British Sustainable Infrastructure strategy aims to invest in the technologies and services necessary to build a future economy resilient to these crises



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