• Abydos and Amunet Solar & Wind, Egypt

    AMEA Power has achieved a near-simultaneous financial close on 1GW of wind and solar in Egypt’s gusty Ras Ghareb and sunny Kom Ombo

  • CityFiber's £4.9bn debt facility, UK

    CityFibre, a relative newcomer to the FTTH sector and currently positioned as the country’s largest open access fibre only operator, has had an impressive run over the past decade. But its rapid expansion streak appears to have hit an inadvertent snag when confronted with UK’s fragmented digital infrastructure strategy

  • Infra funds – hoarding and splurging

    Infrastructure funds struggling to raise cash… which sounds odd given the records broken in 2022 for fundraising. But we live in a new reality and the suspicion is that hoarding is afoot and that the splurge will come in Q3

  • Renewables M&A: Off to the races in 2023

    Mega deals in North American power M&A gather pace into 2023 fueling greater overall activity as renewables portfolios are packaged together for the next big sale.

  • DC Advisory sails through 2022, predicts choppy but navigable waters ahead

    DC Advisory has won the Global Financial Adviser of the Year in IJGlobal’s Investor Awards 2022, coinciding with its tenth anniversary last March

  • IJGlobal ESG Awards 2022: Interview with EDRAM

    In the wake of EDRAM winning ESG Infrastructure Asset Manager of The Year (Debt) at the recent IJGlobal ESG Awards, Jean Francis Dusch, global head of infrastructure and structured finance at the asset manager, discusses the firm’s differentiated approach to ESG investing, and how that’s demonstrated in key transactions

  • IJGlobal ESG Awards 2022: CIBC and Hydrostor

    Off the back of CIBC’s recent ESG Adviser of The Year award for the Americas, Robert Todd, managing director in the bank’s energy, infrastructure and transition business, and Curtis VanWalleghem, co-founder and CEO of Hyrdostor, discuss the evolving area of energy storage

  • DBS Bank – Is ESG finance headed towards the mainstream?

    Having won two awards in IJGlobal’s APAC category – ESG Financial Adviser of the Year, and ESG Excellence – DBS is quietly elated

  • Global Infrastructure Partners: Seizing the ESG opportunity

    Formed from a marriage between Credit Suisse and GE in 2006, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) has long had a results-focused and data driven approach to EHS and ESG matters, by virtue of the team’s industrial GE heritage, explains Lucy Chadwick, Partner and Head of ESG

  • Renewables expansion: Green hydrogen, waste-to-energy, and carbon capture

    The move towards a greener US power industry proved to be more than rhetoric in 2022 as the prioritization of ESG initiatives turned into investments in clean energy and infrastructure.

  • New year – new fear

    As we toil our way towards the end of the first week of 2023 – happy new year btw – the customary sense of enthusiasm/anticipation seems to be a trifle lacking. Is it just me, or does it feel a little bit… you know… nervous out there?

  • Re-engineering infra finance for energy transition

    Only through in-house specialist expertise, structuring skills and agility will banks be able to meet the huge need for funding new types of sustainable infrastructure, writes Hervé Le Corre, global head of infrastructure finance at Societe Generale

  • Latin America renewables: Going global

    Continued interest from global energy players drove activity this year with large M&A transactions having a moment in the renewables sector across Latin America. A variety of reasons for the renewed enthusiasm – from foreign sponsors with capital to put to work, political changes ushering in deals, new regulation incentivizing investments – created another competitive year for the M&A market in Latin America. Energy giants, including many European players, led the trend this year with major platforms exchanging hands all around the region.

  • JFK Terminal 6, NY

    The final piece of New York’s John F Kennedy International Airport transformation plan is finally underway after Terminal 6 reached financial close last month

  • Infra Dig – John Flint... the UKIB interview

    The UK Infrastructure Bank was born from Brexit – the great British answer to the loss of the European Investment Bank that made it pretty clear that departure from the EU came at a cost. Here we look at its replacement...

  • Infra Dig Masterclass – PPAs with Natasha Luther-Jones

    In the second of the Infra Dig masterclass series, the focus turns on payment mechanisms for renewable energy projects and drills down into what underpins the vast majority of projects' financing packages...

  • LAC’s digital patchwork

    Digital infrastructure is one of the key pillars for growth across the LAC region with significant impact anticipated for the coming decade. Dorina Yessios, New York partner with Allen & Overy, speaks to IJGlobal...

  • The Irideos journey, Italy

    Asterion Industrial Partners added Italian cloud and data centre company, Irideos, to its portfolio earlier this year, effectively creating Italy’s largest alternative wholesale access and B2B connectivity platform

  • Shuaibah-3 IWP conversion, Saudi Arabia

    It will soon be out with the old and in with the new in 2025 when the newly signed Shuaibah-3 IWP replaces the old Shuaibah IWPP in Saudi Arabia