Given the importance of nuclear power in public investment, energy transition and decarbonised energy, production infrastructures will, through necessity, require private investment. Some private equity investment houses have prioritised this societal demand.

Infrastructure investing has always been a safe bet for investors looking for resilient investments able to withstand the pressures of volatile economics and global crises. The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting recessions have put a strain on this, with global inflation, increases in interest rates and a declining equity market resulting in higher risk, lower yields and general uncertainty. Indeed, infrastructure investing has been fundamentally refocused on the energy transition as net zero targets become an urgent policy of both national (...)

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