Infrastructure Investor’s May 2026 issue opens with a deep dive into infra debt, framing it as a compelling alternative to private credit amid tightening liquidity. The report argues that debt offers higher yields and predictable cash flows, a feature investors weigh as market volatility rises.

A second feature tackles offshore wind in Australia and New Zealand, noting that policy uncertainty and supply‑chain bottlenecks have stalled project pipelines. Analysts warn that without clearer incentives, the region may lag behind Europe’s aggressive green targets.

The issue also recaps the Berlin summit, where global financiers debated infrastructure financing frameworks. Key takeaways include a push for greater cross‑border co‑financing and a call for standardized ESG metrics to attract capital.

Finally, a European roundtable session gathered regional leaders to discuss digital infrastructure and energy transition strategies, underscoring the need for coordinated policy and investment to meet climate goals.

These pieces collectively map the current risk‑return trade‑off in infrastructure and signal where capital may flow next.