Looking ahead, we see continued demand for both new and refurbished data center assets in dense urban areas underpinned by both expanding cloud demand and fast-growing AI applications.
In this the fourth episode of our Innovation in Infrastructure podcast mini-series we are delighted to welcome Hans Kreisel, the CEO of Igneo Swedish portfolio company Nordion Energi.
Simon and Oscar explore the value-driving innovations being pursued that add to airport safety, efficiency and customer experience in this airport focused episode of our Innovation in Infrastructure podcast mini-series.
We were pleased to note that, according to the AFI Research findings presented in the whitepaper, the EDIF portfolio strongly outperformed European listed equities and Global listed infrastructure equities comparables, thereby confirming our long-held belief.
In December 2024 Igneo agreed the 100% acquisition of Madrid-based bioenergy company ENSO Group. Ignacio Perez provides an insight into its focus on facilitating the decarbonisation of Iberia’s heat and electricity supply utilising electric, thermal and cogeneration biomass plants.
In October 2024, Autovia Douro Litoral (AEDL) the Portuguese toll-road concession in Porto was acquired by Igneo. In this NEWSFLASH episode Maria Luisa Castro provides an overview of the concession, the factors to consider in acquiring a toll-road and the macro factors impacting the operations of such a concession.
Keeping it Real Assets is back! Join us for our new mini-series as we explore the themes of Innovation in Infrastructure with real-life, implemented examples from across Igneo’s Portfolio Companies. We are delighted that Simon Montague from the Global Infrastructure Investor Association is hosting this series.
The US is at a crossroads ahead of one of the closest contested presidential elections in years. The Donald Trump or Kamala Harris will have repercussions for every sector of the world’s largest economy.
Join Varun Sablok, Director, Igneo North America and Dan Watts, CEO, US Signal as they discuss Igneo’s first North American Infrastructure Technology related investment: US Signal.
Join the conversation with John DiMarco, Igneo Infrastructure Partners and Greg Whetstone as they work through the good news in US Renewables but also explore the challenges presented by this growth and the aspirations for an integrated US power system.
In this episode of Keeping it Real Assets listen to Alex Nassuphis, Managing Director at Igneo, discuss some of the risks associated with the operating environment with Kate O’Loghlen, Global Head of Cyber at G3.
We are delighted to present the key findings, developing themes and standout trends from Igneo’s Global Responsible Investment Report in the latest episode of our podcast series-Keeping it Real Assets.
In a discussion with Igneo's Head of Responsible Investment for Europe, Sophie Durham, and Non-Executive Director Karina Litvack, they cover topics like the energy transition, climate change targets, greenwashing, and demonstrating progress
The role of long-term investors in infrastructure and energy forms a central tenet of this latest episode of the IJGlobal podcast – Infra Dig – in a far-ranging interview that spans Europe.
Mid-market for Infrastructure is looking a little unloved. Join Igneo’s co-heads of North America John Ma and Michael Ryder as they discuss this segment of the market and why they believe it offers opportunity.
Igneo has exited 9 European portfolio companies since 2019. Marcus Ayre, Head of Europe at Igneo Infrastructure Partners, discusses long-term investing philosophy and reasons for business exits.
In November 2023, DAH Group became Igneo's latest European acquisition. Moritz Lindhorst discusses how biogas and biomethane development can aid Germany's energy independence transition, providing an overview of the company and its sector.
Utilitas is Estonia’s leading renewables and district heating operator. The path to net zero no later than 2030 is driving all that the company does and in its objectives a country and a company are a rare thing-closely aligned.
High inflation. High interest rates. Economic uncertainty. An energy crisis. Political instability. Supply chain disruption. How do you invest in European Infrastructure with this macro-backdrop?
Michael Ryder, Co-Head of North America at Igneo, joined a Pensions & Investments webinar to discuss real assets' performance drivers, focus areas, and navigating market challenges.
While Igneo Infrastructure Partners is an equity investor, the role of debt in any business is key, especially in infrastructure when we assume ownership for the long-term.
Marc Benscher, Director at Igneo, discussed New Zealand's waste market with Evan Maehl, Managing Director of Waste Management NZ. They explored the impact of the country's geography and population dispersion on waste solutions.
Each year Conexa recycles 10,000,000,000L of water for residential, industrial and agricultural purposes as part of its contribution to water scarcity in the driest continent on Earth.
As long-term infrastructure investors, it is vital that we manage the risks and opportunities presented by climate change and the energy transition. Our target is to achieve net zero emissions in our portfolio by 2050.
Join Devina Parasuraman, Director at Igneo, as she discusses progress with Salia Horttanainen, Nordion's Director of Communications, in an episode on climate change.
In this ESG focused episode, Ben Van Vlaenderen, Associate Director at Igneo, discusses how Evos came up with an innovative and award winning solution to a potentially dangerous activity with Michael Lubke, Evos Hamburg’s Operations Manager.
In late 2022, Finerge, Igneo's Iberian renewable energy business, completed one of the largest ever refinancings in the renewable sector, a €2.3bn transaction which was certified as a green loan.
The UK’s post-industrial landscape, tight labour market and declining numbers of students educated in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) has left a skills gap for mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineers.
To introduce our Global Environmental, Social and Governance Report 2022, Stephen O’Shea, Head of Investor Relations and Consultant Engagement, speaks with Sophie Durham, Head of ESG, Europe.
To reflect on a busy first year with our own identity, Sarah Cole, Managing Director, sat down with Niall Mills, Managing Partner and Global Head, to reflect on the early years of the business.
The EV revolution is well underway. Passenger EVs now account for 9% of all vehicles sold globally and in major markets such as Germany and the UK, EV penetration is 26% and 21% respectively.
Marcus Ayre attended a panel discussion with AssetTv to discuss whether infrastructure is a genuine, profitable long term trend, or, in a world where bonds have attractive risk/reward characteristics, the appetite for alternatives fade away.
Ellen Richardson, Director at Igneo Infrastructure Partners, discusses priorities and challenges with Carsten Nørland, CEO of Scandlines, Igneo's ferry operating business, and shares the vision for Scandlines.
Nick Grant, Partner at Igneo Infrastructure Partners, discusses energy and climate transition in France with Yves Lederer, President of Coriance, Igneo's French district heating business.
With climate change being one of the most pressing challenge of our times coupled with the energy crisis currently plaguing Europe, there is a clear need for both the strengthening of energy security and an increase in cleaner sources of energy.
In a scenario of multi-decade high inflation, rising interest rates and a significant infrastructure gap to bridge in meeting the challenges posed by the climate transition, the case for investment in direct infrastructure is compelling.
The pathway to net zero is not easy, nor is it linear, particularly for companies in parts of the world where conventional fossil fuels are still widely used for energy generation.
The global shift towards climate change awareness has taken decades. With the energy transition in full swing, long-term investors like Igneo Infrastructure Partners play a crucial role in driving societal and technological change to meet ambitious global targets.
The US’s largest state economy has forged ahead with ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across its heavily polluting sectors by 2045 through legislation and executive orders.
The problem with ESG becoming more fashionable in recent years is that frameworks used to prove ESG credentials can also serve to detract from the quality of the actual implementation.
COP26, the recent UN climate change conference, may not have received as much attention as COP21, but its emphasis on methane could be a significant move in combating global warming.
Shifting consumer preferences and the emergence of 'secondary cities' have prompted a reevaluation of transportation and logistics systems, aligning with evolving urbanization dynamics and land use patterns.
With US President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan expected to fall well short of addressing the crisis facing America’s ailing water infrastructure, communities in the US will increasingly look to private enterprise to step in.
The Edwards Sanborn solar power and battery storage facility in California is a notable solar PV plus battery storage project in the US. Its location in an area with a significant cultural and environmental heritage necessitates careful attention to both aspects.
