Igneo Infrastructure Partners has successfully wound down its first European infrastructure fund, divesting 10 assets across a range of sub-sectors including power utilities, transportation, energy (both conventional and renewables) and water.
John DiMarco discusses the status of emerging technologies such as nuclear in the wake of the ADVANCE Act signed in July by the Biden Administration, the state of the electric vehicle market and supporting EV infrastructure and clean fuels.
Nearly three years after the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act was signed into law, infrastructure remains top of mind for institutional investors. And for good reason.
Jorge Fernandez, Institutional Real Estate, Inc.’s managing director, infrastructure, recently spoke with Michael Ryder and John Ma, North American co-heads with Igneo Infrastructure Partners. Following is an excerpt of that conversation.
In a joint interview, Michael Ryder and John Ma, Partners and Co-Heads of North America at Igneo, discuss the outlook for unlisted infrastructure and opportunities within the energy transition.
Jorge Fernandez, Institutional Real Estate, Inc.’s managing director, infrastructure, recently spoke with Michael Ryder and John Ma, North American co-heads with Igneo Infrastructure Partners. Following is an excerpt of that conversation.
High profile attacks have pushed physical safety and cybersecurity to the fore, as the number and source of these risks keep changing, so do the costs of keeping critical infrastructure secure.
For investors to have a real impact on climate change requires tangible, achievable paths to net zero carbon emissions. Igneo Infrastructure Partners’ Sophie Durham explains how this can be achieved through engagement and collaboration with portfolio companies.
Chase McWhorter, Institutional Real Estate, Inc.’s managing director, Americas, recently spoke with Marcus Ayre, partner and head of Igneo Infrastructure Partners, Europe.
Sustainable long-term value comes from the relentless pursuit of operational excellence and the never-ending search for innovation and incremental improvement.
Mounting ESG scepticism is part of a healthy debate that could help eliminate the scourge of greenwashing once and for all, five industry insiders tell Amy Carroll and Isabel O’Brien.
