Global Infrastructure Sherpa - Infrastructure Deal Intelligence

Global Infrastructure Sherpa is a live intelligence platform covering the global infrastructure market, updated continuously throughout the day.

Where incumbent platforms are organised around deals and maintained by editorial teams, GIS is organised around the parties to them - who transacts with whom, in what role, in which markets and technologies, and how those strategies shift over time. Every role on every deal is classified rather than left as free text. That single decision is what makes the relationship network queryable: a counterparty's repeat lenders, JV partners, offtakers and advisers can be listed on demand, and any two parties compared side by side.

Coverage by sector

• Solar
• Storage
• Data centres
• Hybrid renewables
• Onshore wind
• Oil and gas
• Offshore wind
• Transport
• Telecom
• Transmission
• Gas
• Hydrogen
• Industrial
• Nuclear
• Water and waste
• Biomass
• Mining
• Hospitality
• Hydro
• Agriculture
• EV charging
• Defence
• Geothermal

Coverage by market

• United States
• United Kingdom
• India
• Australia
• Germany
• Spain
• Canada

HOW CLIENTS USE IT

• Transaction monitoring. A deal closed this morning is visible the same day - no lag, no editorial delay.
• Competitive intelligence. A counterpart building a position in a target geography surfaces as a pattern before it becomes publicly apparent.
• Counterparty due diligence. Who a party actually transacts with, in which roles and how often - repeat lenders, JV partners, offtakers and advisers.
• Origination. Warm introduction paths, co-investment patterns and gaps in a competitor's coverage, identified systematically rather than from memory.

Who is in the data

Every counterparty in the platform, sized by how often it appears across the 3,872 tracked deals. Investors, developers, utilities, lenders, advisers, suppliers and offtakers are all classified by the role they played on each transaction.

Any counterparty's network, on demand

The same view focused on a single party - here TotalEnergies: 38 tracked deals and 95 counterparties, with the most frequent relationships sized largest. This is the question that ordinarily takes years of market experience to answer: who does this company actually work with, in which roles, and how often.

What the platform delivers

• Live deal feed. Transactions structured on capture and visible the same day, filterable by sector, sub-sector, market, counterparty and deal type.
• Counterparty profiles and KYC. Deal history, role breakdown, capacity deployed, disclosed value, active markets, technology focus, and the full first-degree network by role type.
• Relationship mapping. First, second and third degree connections, filterable by role, sector and market, exportable to CSV.
• Investment preference profiling. AI-enriched preference scoring with confidence levels, cross-referenced against actual observed deal behaviour rather than stated mandate.
• Competitive matchup. Any two counterparties side by side
• shared versus exclusive partners, markets, technologies and network size.
• Ecosystem view. Industry-level counterparty relationships and cross-sector patterns that deal-by-deal coverage cannot show.
• Natural language search. Query the full database in plain language, without keyword syntax.
• Alerts. Company-level notification on deal closings and new activity.

Terms of use - summary

Subscriptions are for the subscriber's internal business purposes, by the named entity and any named group entities, through the number of identified users set out in the agreement. The data may not be reproduced, retransmitted, redistributed, resold, published or externally distributed. Derived data rights and AI training rights are not granted by default and require separate agreement and pricing.Bulk extraction, scraping and systematic downloading are not permitted beyond ordinary CSV export.

Proprietary notices must be retained, and extracts shown outside the identified user group must carry the attribution “Source: Global Infrastructure Sherpa”. Full terms are set out in the subscription agreement.

What a record contains, access and evaluation

Access, delivery and evaluation

• Web application and CSV export. Named users, each with an individual login; export for the subscriber's own internal analysis. User count is set in the subscription agreement.
• API and programmatic delivery. A separately agreed and separately priced add-on, subject to approval and to current API terms.
• Trial. Platform access for up to three named individuals at a single prospective subscriber, for an agreed period, with a guided walkthrough for the deal team.