Golding Capital Partners has launched the first specialized fund-of funds for the energy transition: Golding Energy Transition 2022.
The new €300 million ($291 million) fund seeks to build a broadly diversified portfolio by the end of 2024, which will consist of around 10 funds and up to 20 percent co-investments. The focus will be on European (60 percent) and North American (40 percent) investments in solar and wind energy, energy storage technologies, and other technologies that enable and advance decarbonization and the energy transition. Golding said the investments will be split roughly half-and-half between brownfield and greenfield projects.
“The diversification of a global portfolio is a clear focus for our new fund,” said Thilo Tecklenburg, managing director and co-head of infrastructure at Golding. “We anticipate that it will consist of between 100 and 150 individual transactions, broadly spread across different regions, energy sources, fund managers
