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Green hydrogen as a new technology has great potential
Allianz Capital Partners is injecting €20m of capital and has an option to invest in the pipeline of projects.
Carbon Upcycling's technology is most immediately applicable to cement and concrete manufacturing.
While TPG and EQT have warned of slowing fundraises for their impact strategies, Tikehau’s ambitions are untempered by the macroeconomic environment.
MassMutual is re-upping with Low Carbon to finance greenfield solar PV and offshore wind projects.
Aerial shot of Ord Hydro scheme at Lake Argyle, Wester Australia
An equal partnership with indigenous groups aims to create new infrastructure in remote Australia that benefits Aboriginal people and takes a different approach to First Nations consultation and consent.
Eastwood Forests’ first fundraise has shown how powerful the carbon story around timberland investments has become, including with Japanese LPs.
Blackstone has valued its energy transition portfolio at more than $20bn, having previously announced plans to deploy $100bn over the decade.
Fundraising plans for Ares' Climate Infrastructure Partners II and Brookfield's Global Transition Fund II are underway.
Development finance institutions, sovereign wealth funds and corporates pushed the fund beyond its initial target, drawn in part by its 'clear impact component'.
Green hydrogen as a new technology has great potential
Is green hydrogen truly the silver bullet some in the infrastucture industry are painting it as?
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