Partners Group backed Mexican gas pipeline company Fermaca with $750 million— here’s the story.

Riverstone Holdings’ co-founders on the role of PE in the capital needs of the North American energy opportunity, technology, and the fracking controversy.

PE firm TriWest’s focus on cross-border investments means the firm’s portfolio, which has exposure to oil field services but not exploration, is diversified.

Vladimir Colas of Paris-based investment manager Ardian discusses his interest in the energy sector.

Ferdinand Seibert of Zurich Alternative Asset Management explains the attraction of backing private companies in the energy space.

Word has spread among global LPs of investment opportunities in North American energy; Mounir Guen of MVision says energy-focused funds are gaining favor.

An expert overview of the revolutionary changes to the North American energy landscape and what this means for private equity investors and institutional capital.

Why has the game changed profoundly in North America for energy investing? With experts from Denham Capital, NGP Energy Capital Management and EY.

You’ll learn why the Brazilian energy opportunity is huge, why the supply chain is where to invest and how Rodolfo Landim and his team plan to source deals.

An expert overview of the revolutionary changes to the North American energy landscape and what this means for PE investors.

Privcap interviews General David Petraeus and Vance Serchuk of KKR Global Institute.

Think the food market can’t be disrupted? Think again.

An executive briefing of thought leadership series on the private equity opportunities in Brazil.

Pine Brook chose a spot in the oil industry that it felt was underserved and built a company from the ground up. The New York-based firm recently sold that company, Global Oil Field, to Halliburton.

Pine Brook looks to buy and build companies in both the energy and financial services arena.

Energy-focused private equity funds have, on average, vastly outperformed other private equity funds over the past 10 to 15 years. Why?

Demand for energy in the rising markets of China and India spells big investment and exit opportunities.

Martin Day, a partners in Toronto-based Caledon Capital Management, describes what it take for smaller institutional investors to successfully tap private equity.