In July 2017, the Lighthouse Solar Fund acquired 100% of the 20MWp Hughenden solar plant from BayWa r.e., a leading global, renewable energy developer, wholesaler and energy solutions provider, based in Munich, Germany.

In November 2018, the Fund divested the project.

In 2012, Lighthouse Infrastructure advised Palisade Investment Partners on the $66.5 million acquisition of a 50% interest in the Port of Portland from the Australian Infrastructure Fund (AIX). Lighthouse assisted Palisade assess and execute the transaction and act as a director of the Company following the acquisition.

The Port of Portland is a deep-water seaport strategically located in south western Victoria. Port of Portland acts as the international gateway to the Green Triangle Region, an area encompassing significant natural resources and related production industries, and specialises in handling a diverse range of bulk commodities. The major cargoes include timber products, mineral sands, aluminium products, grain and livestock.

Lighthouse Infrastructure acted for the Plenary Group by introducing and arranging for Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (the Caisse) to make its first direct investment in Australia, via the $180 million acquisition of six public-private partnership (PPP) projects from the Plenary Group.

This transaction has led to the Plenary Group establishing a long term equity and asset management strategic alliance with the Caisse. The projects include Casey Hospital, SAPOL, LEAP1, LEAP 2, Melbourne Convention Centre and VCCC.

Lighthouse Infrastructure acted for the Plenary Group by introducing and arranging equity for UniSuper and Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (the Caisse) to invest 69% of the project equity in the $1 billion Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) Project with the Victorian Government.

The VCCC Project, located in Melbourne will provide a purpose-built facility for cancer research, including the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, cancer-related clinical and research facilities for the University of Melbourne. The VCCC Project will be built over a 4 year period by the Grocon/PCL construction joint venture with facility operations by Honeywell over its 25 year operational life.

Lighthouse Infrastructure has originated and completed the acquisition of a portfolio of $4.6 million in Utility Solar Assets. The assets comprise ten Solar Assets in the Northern Territory. The assets have a PPA life of between 10 and 20 years and produce a strong yield for initial investors.