Eurazeo's infrastructure expertise, for investments in transition assets.

Infrastructure

The European economy is changing, particularly in the energy and digital sectors. Given the fast-moving environment, our team’s experience makes all the difference. We invest in energy transition assets that contribute to a low-carbon economy while offering predictable, secure cash flows over the long term.

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Team Leader

Renaud Haberkorn

Senior Partner

Laurent Chatelin

Partner - Co-Head Infrastructure

Martin Sichelkow

Partner - Co-Head Infrastructure

Melissa Cohen

Partner - Co-Head Infrastructure

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Supporting energy and digital transition

We invest in the sustainable infrastructure of small and medium-sized companies operating in the digital and energy sectors. This comprises digital, energy-transition and renewable-energy infrastructure, both existing and new. When selecting our investments, we also look for a low risk of redundancy and technological obsolescence. All our assets contribute to a low-carbon economy, meet ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) criteria and are aligned with the EU taxonomy for sustainable activities, the Paris Agreement and the European Green Deal, which aims for net zero emissions by 2050.

One fund, three sectors

The first fund to be raised in 2022 will cover three sectors:

Renewable energies: sustainable energy production (wind, solar, hydroelectric, geothermal, hydrogen, biomass, biogas, bioenergy), along with waste management, water/wastewater and circular economy projects;
Energy transition infrastructure: energy storage, smart grids, smart meters, smart city infrastructure, e-mobility and clean transport infrastructure;
Digital infrastructure: data centers, fiber-optic networks, telecoms towers, subsea cables and IoT (Internet of Things).

We are developing a balanced portfolio of sustainability-focused assets in line with our ESG commitments, the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and the new European taxonomy regulation.

Laurent Chatelin, Partner