Renewable Infrastructure Debt
Why invest in Renewable Infrastructure Debt?

Our Renewable Infrastructure Debt strategy aims to deliver a scalable contribution to the energy transition theme by investing in project finance debt for the construction, operation and storage of renewable energy. For the strategy we disclose under article 9 SFDR. 

Disclose under article 9 SFDR
Attractive floating rate returns with liquidity premium
Proven sourcing approach
Alignment of Interest
Strong track record
An introduction to Renewable Infrastructure Debt

 

The EU's energy transition aims for net zero emissions by 2050, focusing on wind, solar, and emerging technologies like battery storage and hydrogen. We invest in renewable infra debt loans and landmark projects supporting this transition. 

In this video, Bas Kragten, Head of Private ABS and Infrastructure, discusses our Renewable Infrastructure Debt strategy.

SFDR & EU Taxonomy

 

Our Renewable Infra Debt Fund, disclosed under Article 9 SFDR, finances renewable energy and storage, thereby contributing to climate change mitigation. It follows the DNSH principle, ensuring positive contributions don't harm other objectives, and meets social safeguards and governance standards.

The fund complies with mandatory PAI reporting with pre-contractual and periodic disclosures.