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May 8, 2026 Article

The Heat Transition: A New Infrastructure Investment Opportunity

In Finance, Latham partner Joachim Grittmann and associates Johannes Groß and Pascal Wagenführ examine Germany’s municipal heat planning framework and what it means for infrastructure investors — from district heating networks to waste heat from data centres (in German).
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The Book of Jargon Series – Word of the Day®

The Book of Jargon® is a series of practice area and industry-specific glossaries published by Latham & Watkins.

Aquaculture

the cultivation of marine or freshwater organisms in a controlled environment. Aquaculture is a method of food production that is often used to provide year-round sources of nutrition, maintain year-round employment, and recover fish stocks.

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Lender in Possession

Slang for a secured lender who controls all of the assets of the Debtor by virtue of its Perfected security interest and who often asserts great influence over all decisions of the Debtor.

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Urban Heat Island

a built-up urban area that is hotter than nearby rural areas. The effects of Urban Heat Islands include increased peak-energy demand and air-conditioning costs; Air Pollution and GHG Emissions, heat-related illness and mortality; and water pollution.

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Market Capitalization

a type of valuation for a company calculated by multiplying the company’s total shares outstanding by the market price of its shares.

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Feeder Fund

a Hedge Fund that feeds money into a Master-Feeder Fund, which in turn makes the investments on behalf of the entire group of Feeder Funds. See Master-Feeder Fund.

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