HEDGE FUNDS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
November 2016
Can hedge funds provide a similar return outcome to infrastructure investments? Should investors be indifferent between allocating capital between these two types of investments?
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SAE
SAE is a, state-of-the-art waste-to-energy plant in Sarpsborg, Norway. It has an installed capacity of 32.4 MW. The plant processes mainly household waste into energy in the form of environmentally friendly industrial steam. The feedstock is 80,000 tons of waste per year of household and commercial waste.
Yorkshire Water
Yorkshire Water is the the fifth-largest water and sewerage company in the UK by both Regulatory Capital Value and by number of customers served. The business provides drinking water and sewage treatment for 5.0 million customers in the Yorkshire region, in the North East of England.
Kinland
Kinland owns a portfolio of 175 preschools and 8 care homes across Norway, Finland and Sweden. Kinland is a pure asset owner, with long-term, inflation linked, triple-net leases with leading preschool operators. Contractual terms are typically for 15 to 20-years and often include additional 15-year extension options.