On a quarterly basis, Whitehelm publishes proprietary research on current issues facing the infrastructure sector, and addresses the potential implications and opportunities for clients as the issues relate to their investment portfolios
This month’s feature article starts with an outline of the share buyback process, including a brief history and rationale. It then delves into the impact of the practice, detailing its positive and negative effects.
Sustainable Energy Infrastructure (SEI) owns and manages a diversified portfolio of generation and compressed natural gas refuelling assets across Australia. The portfolio of assets includes over 70MW of cogeneration, biomass generation, biogas generation, CSM generation, and landfill generation facilities, as well as landfill flare facilities and compressed natural gas refuelling assets. The portfolio is underpinned by a range of long-term contracts, with the operations managed by a dedicated and multi-disciplinary team.
Storrun Vindkraft
Storrun is a 30MW operating onshore windfarm in Sweden. The windfarm, which started operations in January 2010, comprises 12 Nordex 2.5MW turbines, and have a net production of around 65GWh per year which is enough to power around 3,250 households or save around 27 million tons of carbon dioxide.
Kinland
Kinland owns a portfolio of 208 preschools and 8 care homes across Norway, Finland, Sweden, Poland and The Netherlands. 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.
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