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Our investment approach integrates environmental and social considerations, such as supporting the energy transition, safeguarding water supply and enhancing community resilience, to deliver our core objective of generating strong financial performance.

We are transitioning our investment portfolio in harmony with the mitigation goals of the Paris Agreement, focusing on real economy decarbonisation and increasing our investment in climate solutions.

We have deployed capital into a growing portfolio of infrastructure assets spanning renewable energy, battery storage, regulated utilities, ports and logistics, trains, hospitals and schools.   

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Investment portfolio highlights

 

Water infrastructure 

  • Haweswater Aqueduct/HARP landmark project that will futureproof the water supply for millions of people across northwest England 

 Renewable energy: wind, solar, water  

  • Hornsea 1 offshore wind farm - one of the world’s largest operational wind farms, generating enough green energy to power over one million homes in the UK 

  • Rathcool one of the largest onshore wind portfolios in the Republic of Ireland. Established in 2011, in its lifetime Rathcool has generated enough electricity to power 350,000 homes   

  • Cubico one of the world’s leading independent renewable power providers. The UK portfolio comprises six onshore wind assets and five solar photovoltaic assets with a total installed capacity of 253MW across the portfolio.   

  • Anglian Water Services provides water and wastewater services to more than six million customers across east England and employing over 6000 people.

Social investment 

  • Semperian Group invests in UK social infrastructure, providing essential public services to local communities and employs over 250 people  

  • Forth Ports is the third largest UK port operator. More than just a cargo manager, from grain for bread to bricks for construction these commodities feed and help to build communities. Forth Ports employs over 1,300 staff at its ports across the UK