
Investments
Building in good company.
Current Portfolio Snapshot
Our investment portfolio is structured to provide diversified exposure to renewable energy assets while maintaining a clear line of sight to financial performance and environmental impact.
Total Capacity
750 MW of renewable generation and storage.
Asset Types
Solar PV, onshore wind, battery storage.
Geographic Footprint
42 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, Canada.
Number of Projects
Over 10,000 individual projects.
Example Asset Types
Utility-Scale Solar Farms
Largescale solar installations connected to the transmission grid, typically selling power under longterm PPAs.
Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Solar
Rooftop and ground-mount installations serving businesses, industrial facilities, and public institutions.
Onshore Wind Farms
Wind projects located on land, often benefiting from established wind resources and grid connections.
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
Standalone or colocated storage assets providing grid services and price arbitrage.
Performance & Impact Metrics
For each fund or strategy, we track and report:
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Financial:Â Internal rate of return (IRR), cash-on-cash return, distribution yield, and capital-at-risk.
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Environmental:Â Annual COâ‚‚ equivalent avoided, MWh of clean energy generated, and renewable capacity added.
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Social & Governance:Â Local employment, community investment, and governance practices across portfolio companies.
These metrics are provided to investors through regular performance reports and an online portal that offers real-time or near-real-time dashboards.
How We Select Projects
Our investment committee evaluates opportunities against a set of strict criteria. Only projects that satisfy these criteria are advanced to closing and subsequent monitoring.

Technical Feasibility
Proven technology and sound engineering.

Environmental and Social Impact
Clear emissions reductions and positive local outcomes.

Commercial Strength
Creditworthy off-takers and robust contractual terms.

Risk-Adjusted Return
Creditworthy off-takers and robust contractual terms.

Regulatory Stability
Favorable permitting, interconnection, and policy environment.