Stonepeak Senior Managing Director Anthony Borreca recently spoke with Infrastructure Investor about the role of port infrastructure in supporting the energy transition – a role that comes with many challenges and many opportunities. “To remain an attractive investment, ports need to grow, and they need to provide a valuable service to their customers and communities,” he says. “If you have a port that is largely focused on coal or crude oil transportation, you need to ensure you can continue growing and serving your customers as those fuels decline.” We believe ports that have the ability to offer diversified services in support of the energy transition can create attractive investment opportunities. Stonepeak portfolio company GeelongPort is one example, having handled more than 500,000 tons of turbine equipment for one of the largest onshore wind farms in Australia. To read the full article, click the link below.
Global ports are embracing the transition to net zero, and private investments are propping up everything from stronger quays to the bunkering of e-fuels. Anne-Louise Stranne Petersen and Daniel Kemp #FutureOfInfrastructure #EnergyTransition #EFuel #DirectInvestment #Transport #CoInvestment #CorePlus
