Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners overview
Stories about Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
CIP eyes €16bn for latest renewables flagship – exclusive
The latest vehicle follows Copenhagen Infrastructure V's close above its €12bn target in March 2025.
OMERS: Australian infra investment has seen ‘deterioration in conditions’
OMERS Infrastructure’s Christopher Curtain said his firm’s experience had been like ‘the good, the bad and the ugly’ since opening an office in Sydney in 2014.
The hydrogen hustle – all hype or halfway there?
CIP’s commitment to green hydrogen, contrasted with an exit from BP, shows serious proponents are backing the industry on a project-by-project basis.
Brunel’s Jaime Alvarez: ‘We avoid the largest managers’
The UK pension’s head of sustainable infra and private equity explains why his team prefers mid-market GPs and outlines other key drivers of its investment strategy.
CIP's €12bn Fund V mixes organic growth with M&A
Fund V is set for a final 'end of April' close, while deployment is happening at speed and mixes home-grown opportunities with M&A.
The energy transition should embrace some of its obstacles
Supply chain delays aside, having constraints imposed may prompt more creative and ultimately superior solutions to the question of how to move the energy transition along.
MBI commits €75m to European infrastructure fund
Montana Board of Investments announced a commitment to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners V fund, which invests in core-plus opportunities in North America, Western Europe and Asia-Pacific.
CIP V nears close as it approaches €11bn – exclusive
Copenhagen infrastructure Partners is believed to be planning a final close by year-end for the mammoth energy transition fund.
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners contact information
Offices
Gdanskgade 18, Nordhavn, Copenhagen, 2150, DenmarkContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Ms. Stephanie Brokhattingen | Job titlePartner, Investor Relations | LocationCopenhagen, Denmark | Email  --------- |
| Key ContactMr. Mads Skovgaard-Andersen | Job titlePartner, CIO & Head of CIP Flagship Funds | LocationCopenhagen, Denmark | Email ------ |
| Key ContactMr. Takayuki Takahashi | Job titleHead of Investor Relations, Japan | LocationTokyo, Japan | Email -------- |
| Key ContactMs. Annabel Wiscarson | Job titlePartner & Head of Investor Relations | LocationLondon, United Kingdom | Email ------- |
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners funds managed
Funds in market: 5
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Closed funds: 13
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
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Stories that mention Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Australia’s capital gains tax changes put through the wringer
In a welcome reprieve, foreign investors in Australia’s renewable energy sector can now claim a 50% CGT discount until 2040, but may still face challenges upon exit.
Australia’s first offshore wind auction launches with 2GW up for grabs
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has welcomed the launch of the Victorian offshore wind auction as a ‘critical enabler’ for investment.
From capped returns to a co-investment fund, Altérra’s $30bn climate journey is evolving
Less than three years after Altérra’s launch at COP28, it has evolved into one of the most unique LPs in the energy transition space.
How the world’s largest SWF is building its infra strategy
Norges Bank IM has been carefully constructing the infrastructure portfolio of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund over the past five years. Global head of energy and infrastructure Harald von Heyden outlines the journey to date, and maps out the road ahead.
Why offshore wind has been slow to take off in Australia and New Zealand
As Australia and New Zealand begin building offshore wind sectors from scratch, investors and developers see the two markets evolving in tandem.
Australia seeks to slash time for renewable energy approvals
A plan to reduce the timeframe for renewable energy project approvals to 50 business days comes as welcome news to the sector – but complications remain.
Global Summit Day 2 – here’s what we learned
Data centres’ international expansion, why infra debt will endure, the rise of secondaries, Europe’s safer status and more.
Ad-hoc extensions can’t keep coal competitive
The postponed closure of coal-fired power stations in the US, Australia and the EU is not ample reason for investors to get back behind the fossil fuel.