EIG has completed the acquisition of a 49.87% equity interest in Transportadora de Gas del Perú SA (TgP) through its managed investment vehicles. The stake was purchased from the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, marking a significant investment in Peru’s energy infrastructure.
TgP owns and operates the country’s primary natural gas and natural gas liquids pipeline systems under a long-term concession arrangement. These pipelines play a vital role in Peru’s energy landscape, supplying nearly 40% of national power generation and supporting industrial and residential demand.
Commenting on the transaction, Matt Hartman, Global Head of Infrastructure at EIG, said the firm looks forward to working closely with TgP as it enters the next phase of growth. He noted that EIG’s focus will be on supporting operational reliability, long-term asset stability, and value creation for customers and stakeholders across Peru.
EIG is a prominent institutional investor specializing in global energy and infrastructure assets, managing $24.3 billion in assets as of September 30, 2025. Over its 43-year history, the firm has invested more than $51.7 billion across 421 projects in 44 countries, serving a global client base that includes pension funds, insurers, endowments, foundations, and sovereign wealth funds.
EIG is headquartered in Washington, DC, with offices across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. EIG is a leading institutional investor specializing in energy and energy-related infrastructure investments worldwide. EIG manages capital on behalf of a global client base that includes pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, foundations, and sovereign wealth funds. The firm is known for its deep sector expertise and long-term approach to investing across the energy value chain.
EIG focuses on private investments in critical energy infrastructure, including oil and gas assets, power generation, midstream transportation, renewable energy, and decarbonization-focused projects. With more than four decades of experience, the firm has committed over $50 billion to hundreds of projects across multiple continents, supporting assets that play an essential role in global energy security and economic development.
A defining strength of EIG is its ability to partner closely with operators, governments, and stakeholders to enhance asset performance and long-term value. The firm emphasizes disciplined investment processes, operational resilience, and sustainable cash flows. As the global energy landscape evolves, EIG continues to support both traditional and emerging energy systems, positioning itself as a key investor in the transition toward a more reliable, diversified, and sustainable energy future.
