Crossroads: The Infrastructure Podcast

With the One Big Beautiful Bill now signed into law, Segue Sustainable Infrastructure Managing Partner David Riester discusses the impact the legislation will have on renewable energy deployment.

Infralogic's Gabriela Valente speaks with Gabriela Avelino, Brazil's Undersecretary for Promotion and Planning, about the country's extensive highway and rail concession pipeline. This discussion highlights the investment scale, contract structures for attracting capital, and strategies for optimizing existing projects.

Actis Partner Adrian Mucalov discusses how the firm views growth markets, and how these markets present opportunities to diversify in the infrastructure sector.

GS Power Partners President Nick Sangermano joins the podcast to discuss the appeal of investing in distributed generation in the US. With Congress pushing through its "One Big, Beautiful Bill" legislation, Sangermano also talks about the legislation's expected impact on renewables.#renewables #obbb

Vertical Bridge CEO Ron Bizick surveys the macro tower industry with a particular focus on carrier budgets bringing good tidings, resilience from economic headwinds, financing trends and the company's progress on its equity raise process and plans for tapping the ABS market in 2025.

On the latest episode of the Crossroadshashta podcast, host Eva Llorens is joined by Manuel Quinche, partner in the Colombian offices of the Cuatrecasas law firm, to discuss the challenges and successes of public partnerships in Colombia under President Gustavo Petro.

Julien Dumoulin-Smith, a managing director and research analyst in Jefferies’ Power, Utilities, & Clean Energy Equity Research group, discusses the implications of The One, Big, Beautiful Bill on the energy and utilities sectors.

Pete Scherer and Dima Orendarets of the law firm of Ropes and Gray join Infralogic senior reporter Liam Ford to discuss recent developments in data center investment.

With growing global power demand, talks of shuttering power generation assets have waned. Perhaps no technology has been more positioned for closure in the US than coal, though global demand for the fossil fuel persists and new coal generation builds proliferate across the developing world. 8 Rivers Capital, the North Carolina-based technology provider and project developer, believes it has a scalable solution to decarbonize existing coal generation units. Damian Beauchamp, the CEO of 8 Rivers, spoke with Infralogic about the firm's plans to finance projects in coal decarbonization and ammonia production with carbon capture.

Derek Bentley, partner and head of energy transition at Solomon Partners, discusses his advice to clients amidst market uncertainty, and talks about where investors are finding opportunities.