Private Infrastructure Asset Class Compendium (2023 Edition, SECA Booklet 16.1) (SECA (Swiss Private Equity and Corporate Finance Association))
Summary
- SECA represents the Swiss private equity, venture capital, and corporate finance industries with a member base of more than 500 members.p.2
- BlackRock Alternative Investors managed USD 322bn in alternative investments and commitments on behalf of global clients as of 30 June 2022.p.10
- Capital Dynamics oversees more than USD 14 billion in assets under management and advisement as of Q2 2022.p.20
- The U.S. Inflation Reduction Act increases the tax incentive for point-source carbon capture from US$50 per ton to US$85 per ton, and for direct air capture to US$180 per ton.p.14
- The International Energy Agency estimates that by 2030 close to US$4 trillion will be required annually for clean energy infrastructure globally.p.32
- Partners Group calculates that USD 20 trillion of decarbonization infrastructure investment will be required by 2030 to align with Paris Agreement goals.p.51
- PATRIZIA Infrastructure manages EUR 7 Mrd. in special mandates and collective investments across mid-market infrastructure.p.61
Key insights
- The Inflation Reduction Act introduces five-year direct cash payments as an alternative to complex tax credit structures for wind and solar projects.p.13
- Capital Dynamics established a 5-Year Climate Plan targeting reductions in operational and financed emissions across its investment strategies by 2027.p.25
- IFM Investors targeted a Scope 1 and 2 emissions reduction of 1.16 million tonnes by 2030 relative to its 2019 baseline.p.32
- Cisco projected that global IP network-connected devices will reach 29 billion by 2023, up from 18 billion in 2018.p.38
- Partners Group has assembled a global portfolio of renewable power generation assets exceeding 8.4 gigawatts (GWs) of capacity.p.50
- Non-power sectors account for over 60% of global direct CO2 emissions, requiring infrastructure capital allocations outside of clean electricity.p.50
- Article 55 lit. f of Switzerland's BVV 2 establishes a standard upper limit of 10% for pension fund allocations to infrastructure investments.p.69
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