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Although the coronavirus slowed fundraising momentum, it didn’t prevent the firm from expanding its investor base, with roughly half of LPs committing to SEEF II being new to the firm.
In the third and final part of our Deep Dive, we find energy efficiency – key to the energy transition – remains the 'forgotten fuel' and that most managers and investors prefer engagement over divestment.
‘We are confident we can use our capital to help build investor confidence in the emerging hydrogen sector,’ says CEFC CEO Ian Learmonth.
Actis, Cubico Sustainable Investments, KGAL, SUSI Partners talk us through the latest opportunities as we transition to a low-carbon future.
In the US, universities are implementing comprehensive energy transition programmes with the help of alternative investors.
If recent events have shown us anything, it’s that the world is changing and we need to adapt if we’re to thrive sustainably on this planet.
Renewable generation investment continues to be the driving force of the energy transition, with more than $363bn invested in clean energy in 2019.
The growing focus on the energy transition is highlighting the attractiveness of the renewable energy sector, says Daniel von Preyss, head of private equity infrastructure, Europe, at Impax Asset Management
It remains to be seen which technologies and business models will ultimately lead decarbonisation, says Ardian senior managing director Benoît Gaillochet
A combination of renewables, storage and distributed generation have a key role to play in achieving energy transition and economic prosperity in high growth markets, says Actis partner Lucy Heintz
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