Investments

Verlat Energy, a hydropower company in Perú, owns a fully operational portfolio of six run-of-river hydroelectric power plants with a total capacity of 73.4 MW. The plants have energy purchase and sale contracts awarded by the Peruvian Government that are denominated in US dollars and linked to inflation, with a remaining average life of approximately 10 years.

Attero is a leading Dutch waste management and circular economy platform. Attero operates energy-from-waste, plastics recycling, biomethane production, and inert mineral depository facilities, processing 3.6mt of waste from municipalities and businesses and generating more than 800 GWh of renewable electricity, equivalent to powering 300,000 homes, as well as close to 25m m3 of green gas as of 2023. As an integrated platform, Attero is a key contributor to the Dutch and European circular economy and energy transition, also addressing energy independence and decarbonization challenges. Founded in 1929 and headquartered in Wilp, Attero has approximately 800 employees.

Honkajoki is a wind project comprising of 9 wind turbines totalling 21.6MW. The project is located in the South-West of Finland, has been operating since 2013 and is backed by government subsidies.

MXT Holdings is a diversified platform dedicated to developing, acquiring, owning and operating telecom infrastructure assets in Mexico. The company operates as a neutral-host solutions provider, focusing on two sector divisions: Wireless and Fiber Networks. As of October 2023, MXT’s assets include 1,445 telecom towers, 11 in-door DAS systems and 3,500+ km of optic fiber networks.

GreenYellow is a major player in the energy transition in France and abroad and a true ally of companies and communities in this field. As an expert in decentralized solar photovoltaic production, energy efficiency projects and energy services, GreenYellow offers its customers a unique and global platform to make their energy transition a beneficial and committed reality. Operating in 16 countries on 4 continents, GreenYellow is constantly enriching its offer, through innovation, to meet the needs of private and public actors and accompany them in reducing their ecological footprint.

Míla is the largest telecommunications infrastructure company in Iceland. It operates as a service provider, focusing on two sectors: wireless networks and fixed access, servicing 133,000 and 162,000 households respectively through its fiber and xDSL networks. To date, Míla provides essential connectivity across the country through its 661 passive telecommunications hosting sites, 4.9k active RAN cells and c. 5,500 km of optic fiber networks.