Comprehensive overview of important infrastructure topics from sector experts.Investing in infrastructure is a burgeoning area for professional investors, managers, practitioners, as well as academics (professors and students). This Handbook covers topics such as timelines for domestic and international infrastructure investing, progression of strategies and present day trends/the future of the industry; traditional energy sector overviews and investment opportunities for the future; where the money goes; the strength of fundraising; the resurgence in transportation; types of deals and how transportation finance has changed; the biggest investment opportunity set; learning from some of the oldest hands in the business; how to make money, do well, and do good; the challenges of successful infrastructure programs with labor unions; events in history that have ushered in new reforms which have created a new economic era outside of the U.S. and Western Europe; and commentary from public pension fund, endowment, foundation and family office investment professionals. Each chapter is contributed by experts particular to the sector discussed.Michael D. Underhill is chief investment officer at Capital Innovations, LLC where he is responsible for leading all of the firm's investment activities and chairing the firm's Investment Committee. In addition, Michael serves on several advisory boards on behalf of Capital Innovations and its clients. Michael is a frequently quoted expert on the infrastructure industry. He has been quoted extensively and as a resource in Dow Jones Publications, Investments Pensions Europe, The Economist, Pension and Investments and numerous industry journals. Prior to founding Capital Innovations, LLC, Michael was a Managing Director at an $18 billion dollar alternative investment firm where he was involved in the direct investment, co-investment and asset management businesses. He began his career 18 years ago with Lehman Brothers working on quantitative analysis of fixed income securities and asset securitization.