BX/KKR Energy vs Infra funds?

At BX/KKR there are separate funds called infrastructure and then energy (example: BX energy partners and BX infrastructure). I understand that infrastructure encompasses energy, but what exactly is the difference between the businesses that these 2 funds (energy and infra) invest in? Thanks.

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Depends. BX is the exit so go for what you find more interesting. Like the poster below said, BIP targets ~10% IRR vs 20%+ for BEP. I'm too junior to know how that translates into carry but BIP AUM per IP is nuts. 

I think as an industry infrastructure is a much more attractive place to be over the next 5-10 years than energy, even renewables-focused like BEP. Very crowded space. BIP you get to touch digital, legacy energy, renewables, transportation, utilities.

 

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