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Global climate and energy infrastructure investment

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Various investment funds are securing significant capital to support global and domestic climate-related initiatives. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) finalized has completed fundraising for its second-generation Growth Markets Fund II (GMF II), raising securing approximately $3 billion to finance large-scale energy infrastructure in 15 middle-income and high-growth markets across Eastern Europe, Asia, and Latin America. The commitments. This amount is nearly three times the size of its predecessor fund. A flagship investment for this fund has already committed $1.6 billion to nine projects, including battery storage in Chile, solar and battery projects in Mexico, and is the Peștera II wind energy project in Romania. Romania, valued at EUR 510 million. In the United Kingdom, the Clean Growth Fund has secured approximately $110 million (£81.5 million) in commitments for its second fund, surpassing the halfway mark of its $202 £150 million ($202 million) target. This The fund focuses on early-stage UK climate technology companies companies, specifically targeting investments from Seed to Series A in sectors such as batteries, food systems, and heavy industry, supported by and the built environment. Key institutional investors including include the Border to Coast Pensions Partnership Partnership, which provided a £22.5 million ($30.3 million) anchor commitment through its UK Opportunities Fund, and the Strathclyde Pension Fund. Fund, which increased its total allocation to approximately $40.7 million (£30 million). Other participants include the Islington and East Riding pension funds. Managing Partner Beverley Gower-Jones stated that institutional investors are increasingly seeking the “dual promise of strong long-term financial returns and measurable environmental impact through UK-based climate innovation.”

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