The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board have initiated discussions with a financial advisor to explore the potential sale of Equis Development, a prominent renewable energy developer headquartered in Singapore. Valued at over $2 billion, the transaction is still undergoing preliminary evaluations, with infrastructure-focused funds anticipated as potential buyers. Equis Development specializes in sustainable infrastructure projects across key markets in Asia Pacific, emphasizing renewable power, hybrid energy systems, bioenergy facilities, and waste-to-resource assets. After consolidating its activities under a single holding company in 2019, Equis Development received a substantial $1.25 billion investment involving ADIA, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board, and its management team in 2020. This investment was followed by securing a long-term fixed-price offtake agreement for its Anma Offshore Wind Project in South Korea in January. Additionally, the company initiated a hydrogen fuel cell power generation project in Uijeongbu City, South Korea, further diversifying its renewable energy portfolio. The potential sale of Equis Development highlights the positive investor sentiment towards renewable energy ventures, as evident from the ongoing restructuring and strategic investments in sustainable infrastructure projects. The company's commitment to complex, early-stage initiatives and its successful agreements for renewable power and offshore wind projects position it as an attractive asset for infrastructure-focused investors eyeing sustainable energy opportunities.