Global Infrastructure Need Driven by Power Investments, with Emerging Markets to Dominate Growth.
Through 2030, McKinsey Global Institute estimates that $49 trillion of projected infrastructure investment is needed globally, of which nearly 18% ($8.6 trillion) will be in non-OECD (developing economy) power investments, driven by a fundamental need for new power generation. Developing economies have already surpassed OECD countries in power generation and are expected to be the center of growth in the industry. Denham partners with experienced management teams to bring affordable renewable and gas-fired electricity generation to these economies, under well-structured long-dated power purchase agreements.
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