COPENHAGEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS INC.
COPENHAGEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS INC. is a Series C+, greenfield, development, construction, debt and other fund in the US, Western Europe, Asia, Latin America, EMEA and OECD investing in renewable-energy, energy-storage, bioenergy, low-carbon-fuels, carbon-capture and debt.
- Stages
- Series C+, greenfield, development, construction, debt, other
- Sectors
- renewable-energy, energy-storage, bioenergy, low-carbon-fuels, carbon-capture, debt
- Invests in
- US-wide, Western Europe, Asia, Latin America, EMEA, OECD
- Actively investing
- Yes
- Founded
- 2012
- Assets under management
- EUR 37B
Check size not disclosed
Thesis
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) is a Danish investment firm founded in 2012, specializing in large-scale greenfield energy infrastructure. As the world's largest dedicated fund manager in this sector, CIP manages EUR 37 billion in AUM across 15 funds, serving over 200 institutional investors. Their core strategy involves developing, constructing, and operating greenfield energy infrastructure, with a focus on power generation (solar and wind), energy storage, transmission, advanced bioenergy, low-carbon fuels, and carbon capture. CIP aims to secure early access to attractive investment opportunities and de-risk them to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns. Their geographic scope is global, with a strong presence in North America and Western Europe, and a growing focus on high-growth middle-income markets in Asia, Latin America, and EMEA through their Growth Markets Fund strategy. CIP utilizes a unique 'rolling fund' model. The firm has a substantial team of over 2,300 professionals.
Common questions
Does COPENHAGEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS INC. invest at the Series C+ stage?
Yes. COPENHAGEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS INC. lists Series C+, greenfield, development, construction, debt and other among the stages it invests in.
Where does COPENHAGEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS INC. invest?
COPENHAGEN INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS INC. invests in the US, Western Europe, Asia, Latin America, EMEA and OECD.