• Atlantic Green’s Cellarhead BESS financing, UK

    Antonia Kokalova-Gray Renewables Europe

    Atlantic Green's recently closed £152 million financing for its 300MW/624 MWh Cellarhead battery energy storage system in the West Midlands, England, was the largest debt transaction for a standalone BESS in the UK in 2024, according to IJGlobal data

  • Infra Dig – Marsh on the role of insurance in infrastructure

    Angus Leslie Melville Renewables Europe

    Insurance – having cropped up repeatedly in Infra Dig podcasts of late – is the focus of this latest episode as IJGlobal continues the quest to improve understanding across the infrastructure community. Martin Bennet gives a helicopter view of the industry

  • Stonepeak's acquisition of Textainer, US

    Tess Lindsay Transport North America

    Stonepeak’s acquisition of Textainer marked the privatisation of the last public container leasing company following a few years of high action in the industry

  • Infra Dig – taking Infra Core+ into forestry…

    Angus Leslie Melville Beyond Infra Europe

    This latest episode of Infra Dig takes the ever-expanding definition of infrastructure to new limits… forestry

  • Green Breeze acquisition, Romania

    Yancy Villarroel Renewables Europe

    Nala Renewables' acquisition of the Green Breeze wind project in Romania is an important step in the company's expansion in Central and Eastern Europe, a region that benefits from strong government support and offers attractive risk-adjusted returns in the renewables sector

  • RExus WWtE project, Singapore

    Akshaj Garg Renewables Asia Pacific

    Singapore-headquartered developer Rexus Bioenergy has secured financing for a waste wood-to-energy project in Singapore

  • IJGlobal Podcast - Apterra, the New Kids on the Block

    Ila Patel Oil & Gas North America

    Apterra, backed by New York-headquartered Apollo Asset Management, is no ordinary credit fund looking to put money to work, it is a direct origination platform designed to benefit all pools of capital

  • Infra Dig – Paraguay’s green fertiliser pathfinder

    Angus Leslie Melville Renewables Latin America

    As IJGlobal ramps up marketing for the glorious IJLatAm conference in Miami next spring, the timing is perfect to focus on a pathfinder project finance transaction in Paraguay that looks set to be replicated across the globe

  • Infra Dig Masterclass – PF for peace & climate change

    Angus Leslie Melville Renewables MENA

    Ravi Suri – global head of sustainable finance and impact investing at KPMG – once again joins the Infra Dig podcast for another Masterclass episode, this one focused on the role that project finance plays in achieving peace and climate change goals

  • Nuclear misstep for powering US data centres

    Thomas Duffell Power North America

    Nuclear offtakes for data centre owners crashed into a hurdle when the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission rejected a request to increase nuclear power to an Amazon site

  • Budapest Airport, Hungary

    Tess Lindsay Transport Europe

    The acquisition of Budapest Airport by the Hungarian state – via investment fund Corvinus – and Vinci Concessions marked not only Hungary’s largest deal of the year, but the “most high-profile M&A deal to have closed” in H1 2024 across Europe, according to IJGlobal’s own league table report

  • Thames Water – one lump, or two?

    Angus Leslie Melville Water Europe

    Battle continues to rage over Thames Water – the tarnished UK utility with questionable provenance and international ownership – to the extent you’d think it was a trophy asset

  • AIIF4: Africa’s Infrastructure Dynamics

    James Bremner Renewables Sub-Saharan Africa

    Raising nearly $1 billion for its fourth infrastructure fund made African Infrastructure Investment Managers one of the largest private managers on the continent

  • Railpen, UK

    Clara Jones Renewables Europe

    UK pension fund Railpen, which has moved into direct infrastructure investing, may look to make larger allocations in future with investments outside the UK on the cards

  • US Presidential Election 2024: status quo or the sledgehammer

    Thomas Duffell, Natalie Boyer, Tatiana Caress Louder Renewables North America

    The biggest talking point among power sector executives in the build-up to the election has been the future of the Inflation Reduction Act. How each presidential candidate is expected to treat the IRA has been a point of consternation for the sector

  • ACWA nears launch of GH2 pilot, Uzbekistan

    Akshaj Garg Renewables Asia Pacific

    Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power is approaching the commercial operations date for a green hydrogen production pilot project in Uzbekistan – set to become the first hydrogen project commissioned in Central Asia

  • Mogobe energy storage, South Africa

    Nathan Alleyne Renewables Sub-Saharan Africa

    Ongoing capacity shortages and load shedding have plagued South Africa for the best part of a decade. To tackle the issue, the South African Government has been utilising utility-scale IPP procurement programmes to bolster energy supply and encourage private sector participation

  • European PPP – a torpid waiting game

    Angus Leslie Melville Transport Europe

    So, the UK’s going to have a PPP agenda, once again to lead the European market? Raise the flag and let’s have 3 cheers for the revival of a tried-and-tested infra procurement model. That flag will look like a relic from the Crimean War by the time we see the first financial close… if we even get that far

  • EXCLUSIVE US power M&A: dollars deployed on operating assets

    Tatiana Caress Louder Power North America

    Investment into the US power sector is zeroing in on existing and operating power plants as investors have dollars to deploy today



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